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On July 24, 2025, leading agricultural associations in Ukraine appealed to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urging him not to sign Law No. 13157 of Ukraine, adopted by the Verkhovna Rada on July 16, 2025, which provides for the introduction of an export duty on soybean and rapeseed seeds. Representatives of the industry ask to apply the veto right and return the law for reconsideration by the parliament. This is reported by VAR. "On behalf of the members of our associations, we express a categorical protest against the adoption of the mentioned changes regarding the introduction of an export duty on soybean and rapeseed seeds," the appeal reads. Farmers recalled that Ukraine already had a similar experience in 2017–2020, when the cancellation of VAT on the export of these crops led to a sharp reduction in the areas of their cultivation. "These legislative changes resulted in a 34% reduction in soybean areas—from 1.99 million hectares (2017) to 1.32 million hectares (2021). The losses ...

The gross soybean harvest in Ukraine this year may decrease by more than 1 million tons due to a reduction in the sown area in favor of corn and sunflower. Despite this, analysts expect a record bean harvest, surpassing last year's level.

Damage to soybean plants by spider mites can result in a loss of about 50% of the crop. Currently, most regions of Ukraine have favorable conditions for the reproduction and spread of the pest: air temperature 29-33°C and relative air humidity 35-55%.