Japan will help Ukrainian farmers with $1 million worth of seeds

Published Mar 9, 2023

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The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine announced that farmers in the Kharkiv region will receive corn and sunflower seeds for spring sowing from the Japan International Cooperation Agency. The Japanese government has purchased $1 million worth of seeds and delivered them to Ukraine. Kharkiv farmers can apply for this assistance through the State Agrarian Register. In addition, an educational program for Ukrainian students at the Kharkiv National Agrarian University will be launched in collaboration with Japan.
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As part of spring sowing, farmers of the Kharkiv region will be able to receive corn and sunflower seeds from the Japan International Cooperation Agency. This was reported by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. The plan to support Ukrainian farmers was presented at a meeting with the Minister of Agriculture of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi, which was attended by representatives of the Office of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Embassy of Japan in Ukraine The Japanese government has already purchased $1 million worth of seeds. They even had time to deliver them to Ukraine. In order to receive such assistance, Kharkiv farmers must fill out the appropriate application through the State Agrarian Register. Together with our Japanese partners and the Ministry of Agricultural Policy, we were able to help small farmers prepare for the spring sowing campaign. We will continue to help Ukrainian agricultural producers with critical ...
Source: Agropolit

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