In all regions of Ukraine there is a lack of capacity for grain storage.

Another problem for Ukrainian agrarians is the outdated and inefficient elevators. Inappropriate storage of grain results in a loss of 15% of the crop.

Analysts at Pro-Consulting note that the filled saving capacities, together with the shortage of vehicles, force farmers to sell corn directly from the fields at very low prices. A reduction in revenue will complicate the acquisition of material and technical resources for the future harvest.

An important component in the export of agricultural goods from Ukraine is grain transshipment, carried out in the seaports of the country. Today, such transshipment is carried out in 13 seaports by state and private organizations at capacities of various forms of ownership.

An important component in the export of agricultural goods from Ukraine is grain transshipment, carried out in the seaports of the country. Today, such transshipment is carried out in 13 seaports by state and private organizations at capacities of various forms of ownership.

It should be noted that the turnkey construction of a modern grain elevator costs an average of about $ 200 per ton of storage, in addition, elevator equipment costs about $ 100 more per ton of storage.