Farming in Ukraine during war - Kees Huizinga

Ukraine's grain output has increased fourfold in the last two decades. So when Russia invaded earlier this year, agriculture was cautious about their immediate future and now has had to deal with higher input, energy and equipment costs to go along with rolling blackouts. Even when producers can get the crop to port, the infrastructure to load onto ships has been damaged. Kees Huizinga is a member of the Global Farm Network and recently appeared as part of the Borlaug Dialogues.