crop production

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.

Ukrainian agricultural producers—from large-scale operations to small-scale craft producers—are paying increasing attention to safety, traceability, and transparency in production. These principles are driven not only by changes in the legislative framework as Ukraine moves toward European integration, but also by consumer demand.

The war has become a key driver behind changes in crop planting patterns.

The course «Sustainable Farming: Technologies, Profitability, Innovation» has been developed as a free, open-access online programme consisting of 7 modules and 24 lectures. Each module includes learning materials and tests to assess knowledge acquisition. A distinctive feature of the course is its combination of theoretical foundations with practical case studies, visual materials, and real-life examples from Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.

Ukraine is among the regions warming faster than the global average and outpacing worldwide temperature growth rates. According to scientific research, the global average temperature has already increased by more than 1°C, while in Ukraine the average temperature has risen locally by more than 3°C.

Statistics on the area under lavender fields in Ukraine are not maintained, but experts believe they may reach 800 ha.

Every third agricultural producer in Ukraine has suffered harvest losses due to the wrong choice of variety or hybrid, or unsatisfactory seed quality.

The agricultural systems of Ukraine and the European Union do not compete, but naturally complement each other.