Ukraine lags 28% behind last year’s sowing pace

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Ukraine lags 28% behind last year’s sowing pace

25.03.2026 News

As of March 23, Ukrainian farmers had sown 180,113 hectares of spring grains and legumes across 16 regions, accounting for 3% of the forecast for this year, according to the press service of the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture.

The pace of work accelerated significantly over the past week, with 126,760 hectares sown—almost three times higher than the previous reporting period (53,360 hectares).

At the same time, current figures are 28% lower than last year’s pace, when 250,400 hectares had been sown by the same date.

So far, 86,100 hectares have been planted with barley (11.4% of the plan), 51,200 hectares with peas (19%), 20,500 hectares with wheat (11%), and 20,800 hectares with oats (15%). As of March 23, sowing of industrial crops—sunflower, soybeans, and sugar beets—has not yet begun.

The leading regions in terms of sowing pace are Odesa (39,000 hectares), Mykolaiv (32,300 hectares), Rivne (20,800 hectares), Volyn (17,200 hectares), and Ternopil (15,600 hectares).

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