2023年12月11日 · CSIS and Ukrainian experts examine two aspects of Ukraine’s agricultural recovery that are critical to increasing its food production and exports: demining farmland and restoring farmers’ access to fertilizers.

Ukraine is one of the world’s top agricultural producers and exporters and plays a critical role in supplying oilseeds and grains to the global market. More than 55 percent of Ukraine’s land area is arable land.

4 天之前 · A tractor collects straw in a field on a private farm in August 2023 in Zhurivka, Kyiv region, Ukraine. (AP photo/Efrem Lukatsky/AP) CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Ukraine continues to be a major player in ...

2024年5月27日 · Ukraine continues to be a crucial agri-food supplier after February 2022, when the Russia-Ukraine war began and disrupted agricultural commodities' production and supply chains. In the...

To restore Ukraine’s ag production, investments are needed across Ukraine’s agriculture sector. Our report starts from the ground up, focusing on two important aspects of Ukraine’s agricultural recovery on demining farmland and improving farmers’ access to fertilizers.

2025年1月6日 · Ukraine is one of the world’s top agricultural producers and exporters and plays a critical role in supplying oilseeds and grains to the global market. More than 55 percent of the country is arable land and agriculture provides employment for 14 percent of Ukraine’s population.

2023年10月4日 · As soon as Russian troops were beaten back from the lands surrounding Kyiv in March 2022, the region’s farmers came rushing back to try to salvage their crops. But even now -- more than a year and a half later -- farmers are still feeling the consequences of the brief but violent occupation.

Of Ukraine's total land area of 60 million hectares, roughly 42 million is classified as agricultural land, which includes cultivated land (grains, technical crops, forages, potatoes and vegetables, and fallow), gardens, orchards, vineyards, and permanent meadows and pastures.

2024年12月18日 · For millennia, Ukraine’s fertile lands have been a cradle of agriculture, cultivated since the time of the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture, one of Europe’s earliest farming civilizations. Today, Ukraine boasts nearly a third of the world’s most fertile black soil and remains a global breadbasket.

Since Russia’s invasion, Ukraine’s agriculture has faced many challenges. The World Bank is now launching a new project - Ukraine Agriculture Recovery Emergency, or ARISE - to scale up financial support for agricultural producers, including small farms.