Farmers to receive 15% compensation for cost of non-GMO soybean seeds
A project initiated by the Donau Soja Organisation has started in Ukraine, the purpose of which is to show the advantages of original soybean seeds over genetically modified ones.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food, within the project, small farms growing soybeans from original seeds will receive 15% compensation for purchased original certified soybean seeds for the 2023 sowing campaign.
Agrarians with a total land bank of up to 1,000 hectares, whose ultimate beneficial owners are citizens of Ukraine, can take part in the project.
Farmers will also be provided with agronomic support from the specialists of the Association as part of the implementation of the Protein Partnership program.
Donau Soja expressed hope that the program would encourage Ukrainian farmers to grow non-GM soybeans and help develop the potential of small farmers.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Ukrainian farmers achieve 94% of grain harvest forecast, 97.7% of oilseed forecast in 2025 season
16:06, 26.12.2025
Intl support for humanitarian demining since 2022 reaches nearly $1.5 bln – Economy Minister
19:42, 05.12.2025
Germany announces EUR 100 mln to Energy Support Fund, increasing its contribution to EUR 550 mln
20:01, 04.12.2025
URCS Psychosocial Support Centre opened in Chernivtsi
15:18, 04.12.2025
Svyrydenko discusses PURL results, energy security with NATO Deputy Secretary General
20:49, 25.11.2025
LATEST
Ukrainian Lobbyists Association supports govt's initiative on new Labor Code as systemic labor market reform
19:54, 09.01.2026
Ukrainian Court upholds lawsuit by potential bidders in competition to select asset manager for IDS Ukraine
19:37, 09.01.2026
Ministry of Energy instructed to increase reserves of natural gas, repair materials – Svyrydenko
20:19, 08.01.2026
Svyrydenko: Additional 911 MW released to grid after reviewing critical infrastructure list
18:55, 08.01.2026
EBRD provides OTP Leasing with local-currency equivalent of EUR 20 mln loan to support MSMEs