Prolongation of the "grain corridor" may become problematic: russia is already sabotaging the inspection of ships. Who can Ukraine rely on?

And why it is important to prevent blocking of caravans with grain

Syngenta Ukraine Crop Protection Agents Marketing Director: “That half of the farmers do not go out into the field is impossible”

One of the largest resource suppliers for the agro-industrial complex on the synergy of synthetic and biological products, war changes in the industry, and the harvest forecasts.

The New Deal: How will change the policy of the National Bank with Andriy Pyshny

Pyshny became the 13th Chairman of the NBU. The absolute majority of his forerunners failed to hold the office for the entire seven-year term

The autumn sowing campaign is hopelessly behind the plan: A quarter of the area has been sown. The war was not only to intervene, but also the weather

Where to get funds and whether it is possible to catch up

From 2023, state subsidies in the agro industry will whittle away. The new grant format may be more effective, but the reform is done at the most critical time for the industry

What’s reassuring is that most of the state support programmes existed earlier mainly on paper

The visa-free customs has started in Ukraine. Сarriers are going to win first of all, but now they will have to worry about a financial guarantee

The benefits of the new regime will be felt by all export-oriented companies, but their number is decreasing in the country

War agrarian season: Ukraine can harvest a little more than half of last year's harvest, while the rest of the world is suffering drought

What factors affect yields and what else global food security depends on

The US allocates $3 billion to the Food Securities Fund. And what of it for Ukraine?

Global food crisis does not leave the media agenda in spite of formal stabilisation of grain prices.

Why the return of McDonald’s in Ukraine is more than just about fast food

And an anti-signal to the russian market abandoned by the company

Grain to grain: why the world may experience a shortage of another product

India, the world's largest exporter of rice, is considering restrictions on its exports

Hunger is canceled: How food security stabilisation will affect the support of Ukraine

Food prices have returned to the pre-war level. But for how long?

Reap as you have (un)sawn: How Ukraine forms the 2023 harvest

Shortening arable lands under winter crops may be 35-45% against the previous year.

Grain corridor: first results of resumed agro-export from Ukraine

The half month following the unblocking of the Ukraine ports has proved the viability of the Istanbul Treaty. Its main drawback is in its short period of validity.

The twilight of agro-holdings: how the war transforms the agriculture of Ukraine

And why, in the end, the government will drive big private companies out of the agro-industrial complex.

Oligarchs of the new time: how the war will change the energy sector of Ukraine

As a result of russian aggression, the Ukrainian FEC lost whole segments, but despite this, it can turn into an engine of the economy