Ukraine-Russia Conflict - Agricultural Ramifications

     REGISTER - November 6     

Current State of The Black Sea Grain And Oilseed Markets - Antonina Broyaka

November 2025 Update

The 2025 production season is coming to an end in the Black Sea region, while the 2025/26 export season has just begun. Ukrainian farmers continue to work in very difficult conditions with a lack of funds, which leads to a decrease in yields. The latest updates on production of grain and oilseeds in Ukraine and Russia will be provided. The trade results of the 2024/25 MY and expectations for the 2025/26 MY considering European quotas for the import of agricultural products from Ukraine and recently introduced export duties for rapeseeds and soybeans in Ukraine will be discussed.

Via Zoom - No fee, but registration required. 
(If you are unable to attend the live meeting, recordings of the presentations will available the following day).

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Dates & Location
Wednesday, November 5, 2025

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Questions: Rich Llewelyn - rvl@ksu.edu