and we will talk about agribusiness with an expert, roman, neuter. he works as an analyst at the center for food and land use research of the kyiv school of economics, mr. roman, are you with us? greetings to andria congratulations to see we can already sum up the results of the sowing let's start from this status eh let's start eh and what do we have there with the crops, what share of the land did we manage to cultivate and what kind of harvest are we hoping for this year, see in we have an analysis by the ministry of agrarian policy, and the ministry confirms that we have a reduction in cultivated areas by approximately 20%." about a third, that is, not a proportional reduction in relation to what part of the land was cultivated well, but the yield varies from year to year, so it cannot be predicted that it will constantly increase, especially during the war. but we have another problem besides the actual i am amazed that we cannot sell it through the ports, er, several million tons have now accumulated in the levators and in the ports. how is this problem solved? are we close to solving it, or will we still sell by rail and road transport? well ,

and the topics we discuss. and now we are joined by roman neuter, energy analyst of the center for food and land use research of the kyiv school of economics. can you hear us or see everything with us? the connection is beautiful and now it’s not about the beautiful. what kind of harvest do you think autumn will give, how much will we have that we can eat ourselves and sell abroad, i would even write the question like this how much less interest by such approximate calculations, if you have them, it depends on what we see in the sports area with approximately 100% of a-a. in addition, we expect less yield because we have forgiveness of political er-e chains, we had problems with ignition on all were able to er-e to start sowing on time, because of this we have problems with the supply of spare parts for equipment, for example , some of the equipment is rotting, although it could not, it could not be suitable, so we generally expect that the yield will drop by approximately 10%, that is all for such crops, for cereals, for oil crops, there are nuances for individual crops, because if we take the same vegetable products there, for the same t

to this and your calculations will also go to our foreigners who will help ukraine. with us was roman neutra, an analyst from the center for food research, land use of the kyiv school of economicswe talked with him about ukrainian crops and the export of ukrainian crops, and finally, news from the well-known international payment system paypal all ukrainians will be able to use paypal money transfers without commission until september 2022. this was announced by the minister of digital transformation , mykhailo fedorov. let me remind you that paypal became fully operational in our country only after the start of the full-scale invasion of russia. i have already seen the figure that more than 200 million dollars were transferred thanks to this system in particular and collected charitable aid for our military and for ukrainian refugees, so now you can also make purchases on the internet without additional charges transfer funds to each other withdraw money to ukrainian bank cards that's all for today see you tomorrow in the news of the economy during the war i'm andriy yanitsky tv channel espresso together we will win when your task is to lead the country to victory this is the

of this idea from the donors , what are the pauses for the... thank you very much for your professional comments. analysts of the center for research on food supply and land use of the kyiv school of economics were in the name of the situation to conclude by saying that i am actually proud of melitopol people who are under occupation and directly farmers because they, for example, do not want to leave their products for the farmers, here are several tons of tomatoes , recently one of the farmers in melitopol simply threw them away and called them to rot. because the russian occupying forces do not allow him to export the goods to the territories under the control of ukraine, he wanted to do it for sale, but he did not want to feed our tomatoes to the quietly brainless and therefore simply threw out and another example that the farmers of melitopol specially poisoned cherries and fed them with this poisonous cherry, mayor fedorov reported that they are also fighting as hard as they can, well, that's what mr. roman just said, angelica, this is such a very complex emotional story. yes, we all want a quick victory over russia, there is no question, and not only are we half the world, two thirds

the kyiv center for food and land use research of schools and economics, mr. roman, are you with us? congratulations to andriy. congratulations. i'm glad to see that we can already sum up the results ofhat kind of harvest are we hoping for this year? look, we have an analysis from the ministry of agrarian policy. the ministry claims that we will reduce the number of derivatives by approximately 20%. by about a third, that is, it is not a proportional reduction in relation to what part of the land was cultivated well, but the yield varies from year to year, so it cannot be predicted that it will constantly increase, especially during the war, we have another problem besides actually , i am amazed that we cannot sell it through the ports, eh, several million tons have accumulated now in warehouses and ports how is this problem solved, are we close to solving it, or will we still sell by rail and road transport well , not knowing where to store the new year's harvest what are the prospects for solving this problem? that is, we can see this from the torture of wheat in the black sea region, they continue to be advertised. it is more than four hundred dollars per ton, and if it is clear t