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In the current season, farmers plan to increase the planting area of Buckwheat by approximately 15–20%. The growing interest in this crop is related to…

In 2026, Kazakhstan and Jordan are actively developing cooperation in transport and logistics, opening new opportunities for the agricultural sector of both countries. Establishing direct…

Ukraine’s oilseed sector is entering the new season with positive expectations. After a deficit year, farmers forecast a recovery in production, while early spring 2026…

Export prices for Kazakh flax continue to grow, intensifying competition among suppliers in global markets. Over the past week, flax prices on FCA Kazakhstan terms…

Kazakhstan is strengthening its position in the Chinese grain market. Strong harvests, rising global demand, and the development of strategic transport corridors are creating favorable…

Kazakhstan’s oilseed industry demonstrates steady growth thanks to the expansion of oilseed crops, increased processing volumes, and active development of export potential. In 2025, the…

On February 12–13, Lviv will host Refarm 2026 — one of the key agricultural events of the year and the largest conference for agribusiness professionals…

On February 6, 2026, the International Conference and Exhibition “TҰҚЫМ-2026. ATBASAR” will take place at the House of Culture in Atbasar, supported by the Akimat…

Grain imports into Armenia via Azerbaijan have once again come under scrutiny following a statement by the Food Safety Inspection Body of Armenia. Laboratory tests…

As of December 12, 83% of Ukraine’s corn acreage has been harvested, with total gross production reaching 25.366 million tons and an average yield of…

In the new season, Kazakhstani grain export companies will be able to count on government support: 30 billion tenge will be available for partial reimbursement of transportation costs until September 1, 2026.

Kazakhstan is launching a large-scale step in the development of the grain processing industry - by 2028, five new plants with a total capacity of 4.8 million tons per year will be launched in the country.

Demand is growing again on the Ukrainian sunflower market, and prices have reached three-year highs. Processors are willing to pay more, in particular for seeds with a high oil content.

The decrease in world oil prices has provoked a correction in the purchase prices for sunflower seeds. At the same time, the focus is on seed quality control, which is increasingly coming to the forefront of agribusiness.

Ukrainian farmers have completed 94.5% of the autumn sowing-2025 and are already planning the next steps - including preparing grain dryers to receive the new crop.