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From grains to berry farms Thus, in Aksay, a ready-made berry farm is up for sale. The author of the announcement reported that everything necessary for an agricultural business is available. —"The distance to the paved road is 200 meters. The total area is 23 hectares. The land is owned by an individual," the description states. The property also includes all necessary facilities—a warehouse, a workshop, a house, a utility building, a 22 kW transformer, three phases, a well, a booster pump, and irrigation tanks. The property includes perennial plantings: sweet cherry—three hectares, cherry—one hectare, plum and cherry plum—2.5 hectares. There are also six hectares of strawberries and 0.5 hectares of raspberries. The author of the announcement is asking 57 million rubles for the entire farm. Meanwhile, in the Semikarakorsk district, a farm, a grain storage warehouse on a 24-hectare plot, is up for sale. The asking price for all the property is 6.1 million rubles. The author of the ...

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has worsened the forecast for the harvest of vegetable crops in 2025 by 11.5% to 7.6 million tons, fruit and berry crops by 11.1% to 1.8 million tons, and potatoes by 3.4% to 19.4 million tons. This is reported by Interfax-Ukraine. "The weather conditions in the spring of 2025 turned out to be unfavorable for the harvests. Spring frosts covered a significant part of the country's territory, especially damaging winter crops, fruit and berry crops, and vegetable crops," the updated Inflation Report of the National Bank, published this week, states. At the same time, compared to last year's harvest, the NBU estimates that this year there will be 11.5% more vegetables, or 0.8 million tons, and 10.7% more potatoes, or 1.9 million tons. However, the situation with fruit and berries is worse, and their harvest will be 12.4%, or 0.2 million tons, less than last year. The NBU also ...

[Agricultural and Fisheries News=Reporter Park Yu-shin] Korea National University of Agriculture and Fisheries held a service activity for the recovery from the damage caused by heavy rain, with faculty members and graduates participating. The university visited a strawberry farm in Dangjin, Chungnam, operated by a graduate of the university, Mr. Choi Im-ho, who suffered damages such as 6,642 square meters of greenhouse flooding and loss of supports due to the recent heavy rain. Around 35 faculty members and graduates worked hard on recovery tasks such as repairing the flooded greenhouses, restoring lost facilities, and collecting buried materials. President Lee Joo-myeong of Korea National University of Agriculture and Fisheries said, "Heavy rain