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In July of this year, Ukraine exported 216.9 million eggs worth $17.7 million.

The blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports is putting the spring sowing season at risk.

As of August 1, 2026, Ukraine had 1.751 million head of cattle, including 932,600 cows.

The volume of agricultural production in Ukraine increased by 17.2% in January–July 2026 compared with the same period last year (in January–June, the figure decreased by 1.6%).

Minister for Restoration, Infrastructure and Transport of Ukraine Mykola Kalashnyk appealed to Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Arsenio Antonio Dominguez Velasco in connection with the sharp deterioration of the security situation and freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.

Due to the suspension of maritime exports, Ukraine is exporting around 300,000 tonnes of vegetable oil per month, which is only half of the previous volumes.

russia was the first to resume attacks on the Ukrainian grain corridor, and Ukrainian strikes on russian agricultural exports are justified.

UZ Cargo Poland, a subsidiary of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia, has completed the handover of a record-breaking freight train through a border crossing with Poland.

The Programme of Activities of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine provides for increasing the actual area of irrigated land in Ukraine to 200,000 hectares by 2027.

Covering all major livestock species, including pigs, cattle, poultry, horses, sheep and goats, EuroTier 2026 — the leading trade fair for animal farming professionals — will showcase innovations and forward-looking developments across the entire livestock sector.

Germany, one of Europe’s major consumers of soybeans for the feed industry, is tightening requirements for traceability and verification of the origin of imported raw materials.

Problems with the maritime export of agricultural products could stimulate the development of domestic processing in Ukraine.

Ukraine has officially approached the Polish side with a proposal to double the number of trains crossing border checkpoints.

The global pulses market is entering the 2026/27 marketing year from very different positions. In some countries, harvests are falling short of expectations, while others are becoming increasingly dependent on imports, and traditional trade flows are changing under the influence of weather, logistics and demand from the largest consumers. Ukraine is entering the new season with a substantial supply of peas: 779.02 thousand tonnes have already been harvested.

From August 1 to 18, Ukraine exported 900,000 tonnes of agricultural products. This represents 31% of the volume that could have been exported if there had been unrestricted access to the ports of Greater Odesa.

Ukraine confidently maintains its status as one of the world’s leading honey exporters despite the challenges of the full-scale war, logistical difficulties and the European Union’s reintroduction of tariff quotas.

Ukraine is attracting international financial support for farmers.

Biostarch Technologies LLC plans to launch a corn starch production complex in the settlement of Zelenohirske, Podilskyi District, Odesa Region.

Moldovan farmers are threatening large-scale protests if the authorities do not reconsider the decision to grant Ukraine a discount on rail freight transportation.

Trade turnover in agricultural goods between Ukraine and the European Union in January–June 2026 increased by $847 million (+11%) compared with the same period last year and amounted to $8.55 billion.