they are also important, thank you denys, denys marchuk, the deputy head of the all-ukrainian agrarian councilt, and we have one more piece of information, in odesa they are actively working on school menus and are retraining cooks to cook new equipment. the culinary hub works within the framework school reform strategies. food of the first lady olena zelenska. during the course , cooks must master a new healthy menu and learn from a standard set of products, to prepare healthy food, qualitatively and quickly. svitlana dovzhuk will tell you more. the culinary hub in odesa region started working at the beginning of the academic year. during this time, cooks must learn to work on new equipment and thus transfer new experience to their school canteens. the project aims to refute a little. to make life easier for cooks and to have new food for children was more useful with less addition of salt, sugar, and various harmful substances. the project will last in general as much time as is needed in general for the odesa region. each school cook will undergo theoretical training first, and only then wi

denis marchuk, deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, is with us, we congratulate. i congratulate you. mr. denis, 10 million exports bypassing russia. a corridor that ukraine arranged, organized, provided for itself, say, it's a lot is it little, and how much would you like? well , speaking gradually, and taking into account that this is really happening under the pressure of russia, because russia's aggression in the black sea has not disappeared anywhere, this is really a very good result, probably more than half of this export component is agricultural products, which also additionally embodies a certain optimism towards that it will... spread, and i wouldn't say that we ourselves, because really, apart from the armed forces of ukraine, which have done a lot in this regard, have made efforts, we are helped to coordinate this the work of our neighbors, the romanians, the bulgarians, because the ships move along their coast, they also help to ensure the safe passage of ships, they are also connected to the demining of the black sea, so if you look at such teamwork,

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of the law on the land market until the end of the war, the public union of the all-ukrainian agrarian councilhe president. on the website of the head of state, she published a petition that received the necessary 25,000 votes for consideration. the author of the appeal believes that medium and small farmers currently do not have funds for the purchase of land and cannot attract loans, so there is a great risk that the land during the war. will be bought for nothing by oligarchs and corrupt officials. let me remind you that the land market in ukraine started working on july 1, 2021, until the end of the same year, natural persons had the right to sell and buy land with a limit of 100 hectares, but from the following 24th, the right to purchase shares is extended, to what extent can lead to, what opportunities open up and whether there are any risks with roman neytor, we talk about it as an analyst of the center for food research land use of the kyiv school of economics. congratulations, congratulations. well, let's begin with some interim summaries of the first stage, what is happening now wit

such forecasts were voiced by the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, denys marchukckade situation will not lead to mass shortages of certain foods, as most of them are domestic production. however, according to denys marchuk, among the imported goods that were traditionally on store shelves, there may be questions, there may be interruptions with them. especially with delivery. products of marine origin, as well as even salt. in addition, as denys marchuk noted, usually at the end of november and in december , contracts for the supply of products for the next year are formed, but because of what is happening at the border, all contracts can simply be nullified, disrupted and suppliers will already sign agreements with others states, other companies, those who really deliver products on time, our carriers have now simply become hostages of this difficult situation. we follow her and move on. the activities of the state property fund will be expanded next year, in particular, thanks to new areas, the lease and sale of agricultural land. of sanctioned assets, the head