Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go
Russian attacks have crippled Ukraine's Black Sea export routes, crashing local grain prices even as global wheat futures rise. In Kherson's Posad-Pokrovske, farmers Vyacheslav Dolholutskyi and Fedor Shpak work fields under drone threat, supplementing income through irrigation-canal jobs to survive a harvest they can barely sell. Both rebuilt after fleeing occupation in 2022. Now, with wheat…
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