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80% of Planting in Ukraine Is Complete: Which Regions Are Leading the Way
As of October 28, 2026, agricultural producers had planted 5,347,900 hectares with winter crops.
Export Egg Exports from Ukraine Rose 19%: Who Is Buying the Most?
In the first nine months of 2026, Ukraine exported 1.85 billion eggs worth $179.9 million. Spain was the main buyer, and EU countries accounted for more than 76% of exports.
Will the land market decline? Sales have fallen 18% due to port closures
The blockade of maritime logistics has reduced buyer activity in the land market.
Will There Be a Grain Crisis? 35 Million Metric Tons of the Harvest Could Be Stuck in Ukraine
Ukraine risks being left with up to 35 million metric tons of grain due to attacks on its ports and Poland and Romania’s refusal to expand transit capacity.
The Battle for the Harvest: Ukrainian Farmers Continue to Harvest Oilseeds at a Rapid Pace
The highest yields of grain and legume crops were recorded in the Khmelnytskyi region.
Not Enough Storage Space: How Many Metric Tons of the New Harvest Could Be Lost in Ukraine
According to preliminary estimates, the total harvest of grains, legumes, and oilseeds in 2026 is expected to reach about 82.5 million metric tons.
Export Exports from Odesa’s ports have come to a halt: how is Ukraine replacing sea transport?
Ukrainian agricultural products are currently being shipped by rail and across the Danube, but the capacity of alternative routes is already nearing its limit.
Sharp Drop in Demand for Land: How Much Does a Hectare Cost, and Where Has Farmland Become Cheaper?
In August 2026, sales of agricultural land in Ukraine fell by 17.6%.
More Grains in the Ground: Ukraine’s Fall Planting Campaign Gains Momentum
The largest volumes of winter grain planting were recorded in the Poltava region.
The harvest continues in Ukraine: where the highest yields have been recorded
As of September 15, Ukrainian farmers had threshed 59% of the planned acreage.
More Meat, Less Revenue: Global Price Crash Hits Ukrainian Farmers
Poultry meat exports from Ukraine rose by 12.5%, but revenue fell by 21% due to a sharp drop in prices.
New Challenges: Ukrainian Farmers Urged to Use Fertilizers Sparingly
Significant changes may occur in cropping patterns due to the difficult economic situation.
Sunflower Oil in Short Supply: Analysts Predict a Price Spike by Winter
Global demand for oils will exceed production in the 2026/27 season.
2026 Harvest: Ukrainian Farmers Have Begun Harvesting Late-Season Oilseed Crops
The harvest has been completed on an area of 6.85 million hectares, or 59% of the projected total.
Ukrainian Farmers Have Finished Harvesting Barley and Peas: How Was the Harvest?
Ukrainian farms have already harvested nearly 32 million metric tons of early-season grain from the new crop on 58% of the planned acreage.


