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To date, more than 100 dairy farms from the affected by war regions have received veterinary humanitarian aid, which has at least partially supported them in the most difficult times. These are vaccines, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory agents and milking hygiene products, production consumables, the appropriate storage and transportation of which was provided by AVM...

To restore the productivity of livestock, and quality and safety control of raw milk, Consulting Center AMP together with Quality FOOD Trade Program is implementing a collaborative project to support milk producers in Chernihiv, Kyiv, and Sumy regions. More than 100 dairy farms will receive qualified recommendations through practical visits of a group of consultants in the form of express monitorings and providing recommenda...

Ukraine continues to lose dairy cows as a result of hostilities in Ukraine. According to preliminary estimates, about 50,000 milking cows have already been lost. If the active phase of the war does not stop, by the end of 2022 losses may reach 150 thousand cows or a third of the dairy herd of the Ukrainian sector of industr...

The war has affected all dairy farms in Ukraine, from small to large, those that survived warfare and occupation, and those that were far from them. During the webinar «Dairy Farming at War: Real Stories» farmers from Sumy, Kyiv and Chernihiv regions shared their stories, problems and plans. The story of Dementiev farm (Sumy region): «When we were milking cows, we prayed that they would be milked out as fast as possible» The Dementievs' dai...

Despite the fact that as of mid-May, the food availability index (FAI) is 1.3% higher than at the end of April, it is 37% lower than the pre-war level. Before the invasion, the FAI was 12.4. So, a person with an average salary could buy a number of «baskets of goods» equivalent to a stock for 12.4 months. The current...

Purchase prices for milk in Ukraine are almost unchanged with some point strengthening. However, these are not even pre-war figures. During the four months of full-scale war, Ukraine's dairy industry was able to adapt to completely new realities and continues to address new challenges: from a shortage o...

As of June 8, 2022, total losses from the war in Ukraine's agriculture reached 4.3 billion dollars. These figures are not final as the war continues and the losses are growing every day. Anna Lavrenyuk, General Director of the Association of Milk Producers (AMP), told about the main challenges faced by dairy farms during the webinar «Dairy farming in&nb...

The indirect losses in agriculture due to production decrease, logistics disruption and lower prices for export-oriented commodities are estimated at $ 23.3 billion. USA. It is stated in the analysis «Agricultural War Losses Review Ukraine. Rapid Loss Assessment"**, prepared by the team of the Center for Food Research and Land Use at KSE Inst...

During the three months of the war, Ukrainian dairy farms lost only at least 50 thousand cows. This was announced by the General Director of the Association of Milk Producers (AMP) Anna Lavrenyuk during the webinar «Dairy farming in war: problems, trends, practices», which took place on June 16, 2022. Preliminary estimates of the analytical department of AMP coincide with the information from the report of Kyiv School of Economics. As of June 8, the estimated value of&...

Farmers should sell foreign exchange earnings from exports at the rate set by commercial banks of Ukraine, but not at the rate of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). This statemen was mentioned and addressed to President Volodymyr Zelenskyi, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, Chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine Kyryl Shevchenko and Minister of Agri...