#Agriculture

Global Food Crisis: Prices Reach Four-Year High

Economy 10/03/2026, 15:48

Global food prices reached a four-year high (136 points) in September 2026 due to climate shocks and the blockade of critical maritime shipping lanes.

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Resources Directed to Business Resilience: Kernel Summarizes Financial Year

Economy 10/03/2026, 11:57

Kernel agricultural holding summarized its financial year, directing accumulated resources toward business protection and energy independence amid the Black Sea crisis.

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Russia's Attempt to Route Grain Exports Bypassing the Black Sea Fails, - Bloomberg

Economy 10/01/2026, 19:27

Russia's attempts to reroute grain exports bypassing the Black Sea have failed: alternative ports handle only a tenth of the volume, and logistics are unprofitable.

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How to Properly Store Beets, Carrots, and Potatoes in Winter: Key Rules and Common Mistakes

Health 09/30/2026, 19:29

Expert recommendations on proper winter vegetable storage: what conditions carrots, beets, onions, and potatoes need, and what mistakes to avoid.

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Government Expands Business Insurance to Fuel Tankers, Trucks, and Agricultural Machinery

Economy 09/30/2026, 12:23

The Cabinet of Ministers has expanded the military damage compensation program for business, adding Kyiv, fuel tankers, trucks, and agricultural machinery with simplified registration.

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Autumn Cabbage Harvest 2026: When and in What Weather to Cut Heads for Long-Term Storage

Science 09/30/2026, 09:16

Expert guide to harvesting white cabbage in autumn 2026: determining head maturity, choosing weather conditions, and rules for preparing the crop for long-term storage.

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Surviving until the New Year: European Commission denies 220 million euro aid to Ukrainian farmers

Politics 09/29/2026, 11:55

The European Commission denied Ukraine's 220 million euro aid request for farmers affected by attacks. A 250 million dollar World Bank loan will provide temporary support.

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Cucumbers, Potatoes, and Plums Rising in Price in Ukraine: Current Market Prices This Week

Economy 09/29/2026, 11:39

Cucumbers, potatoes, carrots, and plums have increased in price in Ukraine, while onions, peppers, and garlic have become cheaper due to seasonal supply changes.

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Nine Outstanding Israeli Technological Innovations Gaining Global Recognition

Technology 09/27/2026, 12:38

Israeli innovations, from drip irrigation to flash memory and air defense systems, have ignited a global technological revolution, improving life for millions worldwide.

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Why Uzbek Farmers Started Painting Zebra Stripes on Cattle: An Unusual Pest Control Method

Science 09/25/2026, 14:56

Uzbek farmers have started painting zebra stripes on livestock, adopting a method from Japanese scientists to protect animals from biting insects.

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Economy at Risk: Farmers and Metallurgists Urge Prime Minister to Unblock Ports Urgently

Economy 09/25/2026, 12:44

Ukrainian farmers and metallurgists have demanded that the prime minister urgently unblock ports, warning of production shutdowns, GDP drops, and massive losses.

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Cabinet of Ministers extends simplified food labeling until April 1, 2027

Economy 09/24/2026, 14:43

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has extended the simplified requirements for food labeling until April 1, 2027. Minister Vysotsky explained the decision by the destruction of warehouses and the impossibility of quickly relabeling the products.

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Trump Announces “Massive Deal” with Belarus on Potash Fertilizers Instead of Canadian Supplies

Economy 09/22/2026, 04:19

Trump stated on Truth Social that the U.S. is preparing a large-scale deal to purchase potash fertilizers from Belarus at lower prices than Canadian ones. Volumes and deadlines were not specified, and the agreement has not yet been concluded.

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Ukraine in Autumn 2026: Why the Labor Shortage Shows No Sign of Ending and Which Specialists Business Is Lacking

Economy 09/22/2026, 02:00

Expert Tatyana Pashkina explained in an interview with RBC-Ukraine why the labor shortage in Ukraine remains systemic in autumn 2026: mobilization, migration, and demographics are simultaneously pressuring the market, while manufacturing, agriculture, pharmacy, and construction still cannot fill vacancies even with competitive pay.

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Zelensky on the 'energy ceasefire': Russia must 'put on the table' a list of its own facilities

Politics 09/17/2026, 00:48

In an interview with CBS News, Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Kyiv is ready for an "energy ceasefire" but demands from Russia a list of protected facilities and a mechanism to guarantee its compliance.

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The new harvest effect is fading: what is happening to the prices of the "borscht set" in Ukraine and what to expect by the end of the year

Economy 09/15/2026, 20:42

In mid-September 2026, UCAB analyst Maksym Hopska explained that the August price drop on vegetables was a result of the new harvest, which is now fading. Tomatoes became 24.76% cheaper, peppers 9.40% cheaper, cucumbers 0.54% more expensive; in autumn the price increase may intensify, but there is no shortage.

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Pork at 350 hryvnias and above: how meat prices in Ukraine will change by the end of 2026

Economy 09/15/2026, 15:34

By the end of 2026, meat prices in Ukraine are likely to continue rising — with pork seeing the sharpest increase. Experts expect a smooth growth without sudden spikes, although some analysts warn of a faster price increase.

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