Today, representatives of the agrarian sector are actively discussing the draft law № 8171 "On the fundamentals of state agrarian policy and state policy of rural development", whose goal is finally to introduce a clear plan in the formation of agrarian policy.

The head of the Ukrainian Stock Breeders Association, Irina Palamar, addressed a round table on the topic "Impact of the uncontrolled pesticide market on the ecosystem of Ukraine", which took place on May 23 in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

The Arab state has agreed veterinary certificates for Ukrainian livestock products.

Ukraine got the right to export beef to Turkey. This is reported by the official website of the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection.

On May 21, an official meeting of the Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Ukraine, Alisher Abdualiyev, with the head of the Ukrainian Stock Breeders Association Iryna Palamar was held, Ukrinform reported.

In Ukraine there is a tendency of increasing the number of farms.

In the structure of livestock production, the share of feed is up to 70%, and in the near future, according to the forecasts of the Ukrainian Stock Breeders Association, the prices for feed components will again rise in price.

The number of agricultural enterprises engaged in the production of livestock products has been systematically reducing over the past three years.

During the period from the 15th of July to the 15th of November 2017 the anti-raider headquarters received 500 complaints, 130 of which were with signs of raiding, 17 criminal cases were initiated. This was said by Olena Sukmanova, the Deputy Minister of Justice for State Registration in an exclusive interview with AgroRolit.com.

Until 2026 the world expects a significant increase in consumption of livestock products, in particular meat. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), poultry consumption in the global market will increase by 12%. In particular, the greatest increase in demand will be observed in African countries: Sudan, Nigeria and Ethiopia. The demand for beef will also increase by about 10%. Pork will be consumed 9% more, and dairy products - 20%.