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The spokesperson of the bureau said that the main export commodities include cardamom, tea, plywood, veneer (veneer), ginger and tamarind. Among them, tea exports are the highest, reaching 8.41 billion rupees, cardamom exports are 5.63 billion rupees, and plywood and veneer exports are 2.87 billion rupees in total. During the same period, agricultural products worth 2.77 billion rupees were imported through the customs, including millet, peas, lentils, rice, fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, garlic, potatoes, corn and animal feed. Among them, the top three agricultural products in terms of import value are potatoes, millet and garlic, worth 365 million rupees, 145 million rupees and 63.8 million rupees respectively.

Sugar beet yields in the UK have fallen to 73.2t/ha net weight for the 2024-25 season, down 6.2t/ha from the previous year. Added to this is the problem of protection following the ban on neonicotinoids. As a result, the crop’s production margins have fallen, with farmers in some places reaching the cost-of-production limit.

For the 2025 harvest in Vinnytsia region, it is planned to sow more than 395 thousand hectares with spring grains and legumes - at the level of last year. Farmers have already completed sowing of the early group of crops, in particular spring wheat - 11.5 thousand hectares, spring barley - 53 thousand hectares. Also, some farms have begun sowing corn for grain. Currently, almost 10 thousand hectares have already been sown with this crop - this is 3% of the forecast. Sugar beet sowing has been completed on 50% of the planned area.