Ukrainian farmers are provided with plant protection products at 87%, with Odessa and Dnipropetrovsk regions being the leaders among the regions.

Ukrainian farmers as of April 25 had 87.1% of the required plant protection funds for the first half of this year. Herbicide supplies account for 88.1% of the required volume. The highest supply is noted in the Odessa, Dnipropetrovsk, and Poltava regions, while the lowest is in the Donetsk and Lviv regions. There is no information available for the Luhansk region.

28 April 2024

As of April 25, Ukrainian farmers had about 23.78 thousand tons of plant protection products, which accounts for 87.1% of the total demand for the first half of the current year (27.28 thousand tons). This information was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine.

The herbicide stocks as of the specified date amount to approximately 15.65 thousand tons, which corresponds to 88.1% of the total demand (17.76 thousand tons).

By regions, the best level of provision with plant protection products is observed in Odesa (109%), Dnipropetrovsk (100%), Poltava (100%), Zaporizhia (97.5%), Vinnytsia (97.2%), Kirovohrad (93.1%), Kharkiv (91.4%), and Mykolaiv (90.8%) regions.

The lowest indicators continue to persist in Donetsk (18%) and Lviv (53.3%) regions. Information about Luhansk region is still not provided by the Ministry.

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