India is set to produce a lot of rice this year and it has been able to deal with challenges posed by the pandemic better than most countries. But there are some issues that farmers want to see resolved soon. This includes fixing crops that have not yet been harvested and the process of removing weeds and soiling. The Government of Russia and Ukraine are among the few states that are pushing for better coordination between their agencies in agriculture, marketing, transport, industry, logistics, and finance. Also, they want to make sure that people feel well-informed about agricultural products produced in both countries.
The Ukrainian government, according to World Food Programme, wants to fix up to 30,000 hectares of land it currently cultivates under its crop diversification program. The Ukrainian Union also aims to reduce food waste by 10,000 tons per year, which means turning out nearly 6 million tons of food each week. To help feed millions of hungry Ukrainians, the UN agency will distribute 2 million tonnes of wheat to poor communities in need and 2 million tonnes of grains grown on lands reserved for paddy cultivation.
The Russian Union plans to expand its grain production capacity by more than three times, reaching up to 25 million tons annually. It will also create a modern facility to test crops with fertilizers. They also plan to develop seed varieties that could increase yields by 60 percent, and promote the use of biofuels, as well as reduce energy consumption by 3% compared to the current level.
In addition, the union aims to double the number of agro-ecological zones on farms and create an agro-ecological zone within Moscow itself. And also expand research and development capacity to support farmers across Ukraine, including the state farming enterprises.
It should be mentioned here that these two unions aim to improve trade flow by increasing exports and trading partnerships. However, at least three years ago, these two unions were unable to achi
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