Ukraine exports approximately 60-70% of what it grows. In this way, there are revenues to the country's budget. Farmers clearly feel what crops there is a demand for, and what to do with it.

Exceptions are only niche crops. For example, buckwheat, the production volume of which constantly jumps up and down. Accordingly, the prices also fluctuate.

The same is with sugar beets and other positions. However, in Ukraine as a whole, the cultivated area under these niche crops is insignificant compared to the six main ones.

At the same time, there are now no significant transient grain residues, and storage problems are not observed, as it was in previous years.

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