An ag economist says farmers in Ukraine have started to expand crop production despite the on-going war with Russia. Antonina Broyaka with Kansas State University says the country’s exports are important for global food security. “Despite wartime risk, Ukraine’s agriculture sector continues to demonstrate resilience and keeps a leading position in the world of agriculture […]
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