Finnish agriculture became more expensive by 30%

The tense situation with fuel and fertilizer prices that has recently developed in Europe has led to an increase in prices in the Finnish agricultural sector by almost a third. The rates for targeted loans for the development of the industry have also increased.

The main concern among farmers is fertilizers: their cost largely depends on gas prices, in addition, the European Union has imposed a ban on the import of cheaper additives from Belarus and Russia. Problems are also expected when servicing equipment due to a shortage of spare parts.

Source: svkk.ru