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The harvesting rite is coming to an end in Russia. It is planned to collect about 126 million tons of grain. This will fully cover the country's domestic needs, and the surplus will be exported. Lipetsk Region. Almost all types of crops are grown here - from rapeseed to potatoes. Farmers are on the home stretch, barley remains to be harvested. There are more than two thousand combines in the fields of the region. The engines hum from 7 am to 9 pm. Farmers work overtime, catching up with the schedule. Due to the rains, the harvesting campaign often had to be paused. Head of the peasant farm Alexander Perveyev: "We do not expect the weather to be stable. You see, sometimes it happens that there is no rain, but it just starts out of nowhere, and everything stops." And so it is all year long. Frosts in the spring, drought in the summer, and as soon as it is time to harvest, rains. If the weather does not interfere, the region will receive four million tons of grain - this is at the level of previous years. Head of the Lipetsk Region Agriculture Department Aleksey Telkov: “Our farmers are actively conducting the harvesting campaign. From

As of today, the average price of potatoes at the wholesale market of agricultural products "Shuvar" in Lviv has reached UAH 24.3 per kilogram, which is 170% higher compared to the same period last year, when potatoes cost only UAH 9/kg. "This year, the price of potatoes in Ukraine has almost tripled compared to last year," comments Tetyana Popovych, head of the Shuvar market marketing department. She explains that the main factors of price increase were: Crop failure due to weather conditions. The abnormal heat and drought that hit Ukraine in the summer of 2024 led to a significant decrease in the yield of potatoes. Reduction of sown areas. Due to economic and logistical difficulties, some farmers decided to reduce the area under potatoes, which directly affected the total volume of production. Growth of production costs. The increase in the prices of fuel, fertilizers and other resources increased the cost of growing potatoes, which also contributed to the increase in the final price.

Almost all potatoes in the main producing countries in North-Western Europe are behind the shelves. This is evident from the weekly harvest update of processor Aviko, which published the most recent figures on Friday 8 November.