The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine decided to expand the list of agricultural machinery and equipment of domestic production, for the purchase of which farmers can receive compensation in the amount of 25% of the cost. Now 11,878 units of equipment produced by 138 Ukrainian enterprises participate in the program.

This decision was approved by the Ministry of Economy on November 5, 2024. As part of the program, farmers can receive partial compensation for the cost of Ukrainian-made equipment, which contributes to the development of domestic engineering and support of domestic manufacturers.

According to Deputy Minister of Economy Andrii Telyupa, the program is popular among farmers, which is confirmed by the significant volume of payments. Since the beginning of the implementation of the program, farmers have already received almost 400 million hryvnias in compensation. This indicates an active interest in supporting domestic production among agricultural producers.

Importantly, 5 more new manufacturers joined the program, adding 107 units of equipment to the total list. As a result, farmers now have access to a wider range of agricultural machinery that is available for compensation. It also has a positive effect on the development of the agricultural machinery sector in Ukraine.

The list of equipment includes a wide range of equipment, from tractors to combines, which enables farmers to modernize their farms with state support. The increase in the number of equipment in the list reflects the growing demand for modern agricultural equipment, which is an important factor for the further development of the agricultural sector.

Thus, the compensation program for the purchase of Ukrainian agricultural machinery not only contributes to the development of the national industry, but also allows farmers to reduce costs for updating the technical base of their farms. The Ministry of Economy continues to work on expanding opportunities for Ukrainian farmers, which is an important component of the development of the country's agricultural sector.