collected a third less than almost 20 million tons, the same harvest is expected by the ministry of agricultural policy, the ministry assures a shortage of bread it won't happen, because ukrainians consume up to 7 million tons of grain per year lyudmila pavlenko nazarii rubanyak yuriy rudenko and valery ratushnyuk the only news on the social media more than 200 cats were evacuated from occupied mariupol oleksandr sosnovskyi public organization we will take out the first in ukraine began the systematic evacuation of domestic animals that were left alone in mariupol how the volunteers work, see below their names are e-e goat e puhlya busya katya is the name of oleksandr sosnovsky's cats, whom he evacuated from occupied mariupol and left for in march, the animals remained with their mother under fire. they were evacuated in may. since then, they began to take out other cats that were left in the city without owners. i decided why this one would not do it. it is very important in the war, because animals are, well, people treat them like, well, everyone. joint families, yes , so do i, before that, it is ve

and this is what it will be khrystyna yaskiv and positive information, news from the ministry of agricultural policyers for chicken eggs have stabilized, have we only i congratulate the growth as and were expected to almost stop, reports the press service of the ministry of agricultural policy, so on october 20, the average purchase price of retail chains was 59.6 hryvnias for one dozen, and on october 27, it was already 60 and one- tenth hryvnias for 1 dozen, which is one point higher than last week's price, but in general, producers are restoring to ensure demand and stabilize the market, the poultry stock will be planted approximately by the end of the year. i understand that at least 6.5 million poultry are needed for eggs, which is 40% more than compared to the september stock and from the moment of planting to 150 days have passed since the start of full-fledged laying of eggs. that is, there are only five months left to wait, because if it has hatched, tell me. i will give you information now that will make you a little sad. as they say , the increase in fuel prices in ukraine has slowed down

manager, actually the organizer more precisely, the state direction of this field is the ministry of agricultural policy, in fact 1 billion uah will be provided for people who will be engaged in gardening, who will be engaged in the cultivation of vegetables in greenhouse conditions, which will additionally create jobs, in principle, these are the things about which we can adequately and realistically talk. i think i heard the figure of 60 billion uah for farmers, it seems to me that this is an overestimated amount, it is probably for the entire banking sector for all businesses where farmers simply take the same participation as other businesses within the framework of this program and it will not be to align only with agricultural producers, it is clear, mr. roman, the worst thing for fields is when they are not cultivated, that is, agrarians simply leave them until better times, since you are responsible for land use at the kyiv school of economics, did your colleagues count and how many such plots of land we may be idle and then what is the delayed effect . from this it may seem that calculations ar

uah 16 billion is allocated by the ministry of agricultural policy of ukraine together with international funds to our farmer. funds in the form of grants can be obtained for planting a berry garden, a vineyard or for the construction of a greenhouse. the goal is to create additional jobs during the war. what are the conditions for granting the grant and who has already received it ? tsn correspondent iryna kovalenko found out all the details. farmer anatoly sobolev, this is a chandler variety, but he is picky. look at how big the berries are here and other blueberry varieties. anatoliy says that this is a test plot in the spring. he should have planted the main two-hectare plot in the spring. last year in december, he prepared peat and sawdust chips. work on ridge formation and then the war came, everything that farmer anatoliy had prepared for growing blueberries was burned as a result of hostilities in the kyiv region, and everything had to be bought anew and at twice the price. look at the auction before the war, it cost about uah 700,750 per cube. right now it costs about 1,200,000-1

as buckwheat, corn , sunflower, soybeans and sugar beets however, as reported by the ministry of agricultural policyspite the war 14 regions of ukraine have already finished harvesting the crops of the early group, almost 26 million tons of the price have already been threshed, so the ministry assures the food security of ukraine that there is no threat against last year 's indicators for winter crops. the terms of winter sowing are coming to an end, but i think it will be possible to get 40 percent new year's indicators, and more crops will be sown in spring field work and imported field work and it is already necessary to prepare more carefully for the winter that many expect it, especially in the front-line regions. how dependent are the agrarians themselves and the regions in which they work on this front line. if we talk about the front-line territories, it is unlikely are they sowing winter crops this year, should we expect that they will start their work under favorable conditions, and most likely in the spring we will hope and expect it. if we talk about central ukraine, about western ukrain

prices for buckwheat may drop to uah 60-70 per kilogram, such forecasts were voiced by the ministry of agricultural policycause today buckwheat is more expensive this season, farmers plan to harvest more than 150,000 tons of this grain and the price will go down no more, they have already threshed in sumy oblast, zhytomyr oblast, khmelnytskyi oblast, such a harvest has been a record for recent years, so there will be no shortage of buckwheat groats, there will be enough for all consumers, experts note, finding housing is one of the most popular problems faced by ukrainian refugees abroad, our compatriots from germany, they especially complain about the rules for finding housing there, it is not always easy to find housing, what ukrainians go through, let's see in the story of our correspondents, for those ukrainians who have no one to go to, the first destination in germany becomes a refugee camp. to bavaria, she found shelter there and began to look for housing for long-term rent on websites, the woman rented an apartment, but she does not stop searching, she plans to move because she lives in a village,

unfortunately, they have not yet fallen, and i promise that they may fall in november at the ministry of agricultural policy, yevgeny , but inflation is not a purely ukrainian story, inflation is unfolding all over the world and even in those countries where there is no war, what is the reason? well, if brothers in countries where there is no war is one of the reasons and the main reason is that mass printing of money , the quantity is not softening, what are the contrabands everyone countries gave in response to covid-19, large sums were printed, thrown into the market, people were compensated for losses from lockouts, er, from idle work, and therefore now it is starting to catch up, as they say, for us, by the way, this is a very good lesson that those printed hryvnias which 340 billion hryvnias were printed in our country this year. they are still late in the morning and will have an impact on inflation there, that's why all economists, including the nbu, say that inflation is high - this is the story not only of this year, but at least next year and 2024 and let's be honest, the prices will continue to

not yet fallen, and i still promise that it is possible will fall in november at the ministry of agricultural policyevgeny , but inflation is not a purely ukrainian story, inflation is unfolding all over the world and even in those countries where there is no war, what is the reason? well, if brothers in countries where there is no war, one of the reasons and the main reason is that mass printing of money , the quantity is not softened, which the contrabanks of all countries gave in response to covid-19, large sums were printed, thrown into the market, people were compensated for the losses from that, that, from the lockouts, uh, the wind is idle, and that's why now it starts they say to catch up. by the way, it is a very good lesson for us that those printed hryvnias that were printed in our country this year are already 340 billion hryvnias. they are still late in the morning and will have an impact on inflation there, that's why all economists, including the nbu, say that inflation is high, this is history not only this year, but at least the next one or 2024, and let's be honest, the prices will

80 per dozen, the reason for the decrease in production due to the war is said by the ministry of agricultural policy particular, poultry farms in donetsk region, kharkiv region and kherson region have stopped or reduced their work , the price was also affected by other tractors, this is the increase in the price of energy carriers for industrial consumers, the increase in grain prices and, accordingly, they got rid of compound feed for birds due to the economic problems of ukraine's food shortage , the deputy minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine, markiyan dmitrasevich, is not expected to say this on the air of the telethon, the only news and he noted that there will be plenty of sunflower oil, sugar and eggs in the country and predicted that in november ukrainians will see a certain stabilization of food prices. on the general inflation and the increase in the price of energy carriers eh. if this is the case with logistics as well, how indicative can this price story with eggs be for other types of products? with this question and why why did this happen and just look here the topic is ve

by the way, the ministry of agricultural policy and other communities, the mayor, is that the land thattate transferred into communal ownership can be very high-quality not to be used for some private interests, but in the interests of the community, somehow it happens that it is a communal enterprise, it is engaged in the planting of one or another crop and a pension, then harvesting, impresses , sells it again at auction and you know we tried last year it was really 90 hectares this year 153 we have already increased two fields of actually pumpkins this year others sowed this pumpkin which is still to hand even more than ordinary ordinary ordinary seeds and now it’s just going on already in a row we didn’t make it public before this information because they did not know how long it would ripen there, because they actually planted it after the liberation of the city and it was already late in may, but they took a risk, tried it, and here you know, they are impressive, let’s say it is not bad, we can see i will not present the previous indicators for the time being and we will twist it,