In Ukraine, farmers will no longer be able to receive subsidies for cows

Published Feb 19, 2025

Tridge summary

The article reports that the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine has halted the acceptance of applications for special budget subsidies for maintaining a herd of cows, due to an oversubscription with 11,508 applications seeking 385.75 million UAH. The subsidies, ranging from 7 thousand UAH per head for up to 100 cows and 2 thousand UAH per head for goats or sheep, were available through the State Agrarian Register and a new electronic portal, eLivestock. The halt is due to the subsidies exceeding the available funding under a Grant Agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Development Association.
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The acceptance of applications to the State Agrarian Register for special budget subsidies for maintaining a herd of cows in the amount of 7 thousand UAH has been suspended. This was reported by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. During the period of acceptance of applications, farmers submitted 11,508 applications to the State Agrarian Register for a total amount of 385.75 million UAH. The department did not rule out the opening of subsequent waves of the program and advised farmers to follow official announcements. From February 3, farmers could submit an application through the State Agrarian Register for receiving special budget subsidies for maintaining cows, goats and sheep. As part of the provision of state subsidies, farmers were provided with: 7 thousand UAH per head - for those who own from 3 to 100 cows of all productivity areas and 2 thousand UAH per head - for those who keep a breeding herd of goats or sheep from 5 to 500 heads. The Ministry of ...
Source: Agropolit

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