Kees Huizinga, Ukraine has started harvest on feed grains in Ukraine, with trucks hauling cereals from the fields as farmers work around the clock to bring in the crop. But according to Huizinga, much of this grain will not move easily through Odesa's ports.
The challenge is no longer just blocked export routes. Grain vessels themselves are being targeted by rocket attacks, creating serious risks for shipping and trade. As one of the world's major grain exporters, disruptions in Ukraine's ability to move grain can have ripple effects throughout the global food supply.
Despite the dangers, Ukrainian farmers continue working day and night, demonstrating remarkable resilience as they strive to harvest and deliver food to markets around the world. Watch the harvest in action in this video shared by Huizinga, offering a firsthand look at this year's grain harvest, again under extraordinary circumstances.
