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Ukraine has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into pesticide imports from China
As reported by the ICCT on Tuesday, it made the corresponding decision on November 3 of this year, recognizing that the complaint contained sufficient substantiated evidence and was filed and…
Read article →Which quince to plant on the plot
Common quince attracts with large fruits, while Japanese quince is valued for its ornamental qualities and the rich aroma of its small harvest. Quince and Japanese quince are often confused, although…
Read article →The Government of Italy and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will allocate €3.5 million to support agricultural producers in Odesa Oblast.
Instead of neglected walls — a modern mycelium, and instead of agricultural machinery — shelves with champignons. The family of Viktoriia Pozniak from Rivne Oblast has turned a former calf barn into a profitable family farm.
In Vinnytsia Oblast, one of the sugar plants temporarily suspended sugar beet processing due to the slowdown in their harvesting as a result of unfavorable weather conditions. Currently, four sugar plants are operating in the oblast, reports the Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration, writes agronews.ua.
The hot and dry summer of 2026 significantly worsened the cabbage yield in the Rivne region, farmer Ivan Zhurzha from the village of Horbakiv in the Babyn community told Suspilne, writes agronews.ua.
The situation in Ukrainian metallurgy is the hardest since World War II / photo ua.depositphotos.comThe intensification of Russian strikes on industrial enterprises, energy and export infrastructure is increasingly hitting the Ukrainian economy.
In the baseline scenario, the NBU assumes that the blockade of Great Odesa ports will last until mid-2027 / photo ua.depositphotos.comRussian shelling of infrastructure and the blockade of seaports in the second half of 2026 will reduce the growth rate of Ukraine's real GDP by 1.9 points.
As reported by the Naftogaz group on Tuesday, this will help provide Ukraine with the necessary volumes of imported gas during peak loads in the heating season.
Due to the lack of maritime transportation, the Ukrainian agricultural sector may lose $4.6 billion in export revenues in the second half of 2026. Another nearly $600 million will be losses from the reduction of iron ore exports.