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Prices for fertilizers are maximum
Lack of supply, strong demand, high freight rates and rising raw material prices have primarily contributed to the increase in fertilizer prices in recent months.
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Land reform in action: the most important issues of change in land management
The transfer of state lands to communities is an important and historic process. Territorial communities will be able to provide better control and management of land, and revenues to local budgets will improve the welfare of towns and villages. However, after many years of chaotic centralized governance, the shadow economy and corrupt schemes, people have forgotten how to be masters of their own land and have many questions and even fears about land reform. This document collects the most popular and important issues that arise in communities regarding land legislation. Experts on land issues, lawyers, and specialists of the State Geocadastre undertook to give answers.
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Ukraine to raise grain production by 10-15% in 2021 - expert
The production of grain crops can grow by 10-15% in Ukraine in 2021, declared the Chairman of the Board of KSG Agro, Sergey Kasyanov.
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EU plans to impose sanctions against the potash industry in Belarus
The European Union plans to introduce a new package of economic sanctions against Belarus in June this year, Bloomberg reports, citing a European official. The new restrictions may affect the potash industry, which is one of the main export items for Belarus.
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The program "Available loans 5-7-9" will be expanded for the purchase of agricultural land — Leshchenko
The state will expand the program of available loans for 5, 7 and 9% for the purchase of agricultural land after the launch of the market in July 2021.
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Development of winter crops is two weeks behind due to late spring — analysts
Over the past week, the agrometeorological conditions for the growth and development of winter crops have been mixed. Late spring and lack of heat led to the fact that the phase development of plants, both winter and spring crops, occurs two weeks later than the long-term average.
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