Ukraine's Grain Exports Blockade Threatens Next Year's Planting
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Russia's ongoing blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports is putting next year's planting season at risk. The country's largest grain exporter, Kernel, reports that exports have fallen to less than 10% of their pre-blockade levels, leading to a buildup of this year's wheat and corn harvest. Farmers may leave up to 20% of fields unplanted next year if the situation does not improve, threatening global food supplies. The grain crisis could continue until 2027 if exports remain paralyzed.
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