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The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine continues to look for opportunities to support Ukrainian farmers and, together with the international company Bayer and the All-Ukrainian Association of Communities, is launching a seed supply program. Bayer, with the assistance of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, will provide farmers in Donetsk, Zaporizhia, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv regions (excluding temporarily occupied territories) with corn seeds for the spring sowing season of 2025 free of charge. The seeds will be delivered by the All-Ukrainian Association of Communities within the framework of the “Cohesive Communities” project, which is being implemented with the support of the American people. “The Ministry of Agrarian Policy is constantly looking for new opportunities to help farmers. And today we are happy to help farmers in frontline territories. The provided seeds will allow agricultural producers from frontline and deoccupied territories to sow approximately ...

As of April 18, 2025, farmers in all regions of Ukraine have sown 1,247.2 thousand hectares of spring grain and leguminous crops. Corn is already being sown in 13 regions. Currently, the largest area of crops is barley - 656.2 thousand hectares, spring wheat has already been sown on 169.4 thousand hectares, peas - 189.4 thousand hectares, oats - 139.5 thousand hectares, corn - 69.5 thousand hectares. Leading regions in terms of sowing rates: Odesa region: 113.2 thousand hectares (wheat - 6.5 thousand hectares, barley - 35.2 thousand hectares, peas - 62 thousand hectares, oats - 1.5 thousand hectares); Khmelnytskyi region: 92.4 thousand hectares (wheat – 10.9 thousand hectares, barley – 74.5 thousand hectares, peas – 2.6 thousand hectares, oats – 2.5 thousand hectares, corn – 0.8 thousand hectares); Poltava region: 91.2 thousand hectares (wheat – 4.5 thousand hectares, barley – 69.1 thousand hectares, peas – 9.6 thousand hectares, oats – 3.1 thousand hectares, corn – 4.9 ...

According to the APK-Inform Agency, this week the trend of increasing prices for food wheat in the ports of Ukraine continues. Prices continue to be supported by the restrained supply of this crop from agricultural producers and their unwillingness to yield in price, as well as competition in the domestic market of traders and processors, especially for wheat with high quality indicators. The price increase is also facilitated by the ambiguous impact of weather conditions on the condition of winter crops, the progress of spring sowing and the prospects for the future harvest in such major production regions as the USA, South America and the Black Sea region. Thus, in the ports of Greater Odessa, the demand prices for food wheat of class 3 increased by 2-3 USD/t and as of April 17, 2025 are announced within the range of 229-237 USD/t CPT-port. At the same time, in the Danube ports, the increase in purchase prices was 1-2 USD/t and is recorded in the range of 229-235 USD/t CPT port.