Spring Frosts. Agrometeorologist names the most vulnerable crops.

Ukraine experienced frosts in the first days of April, which negatively impacted agriculture.

The Ukrainian agriculture suffered from frosts in the first days of April.

Vegetable and melon crops that are forming fruits and grains at this Time were especially affected.

The greatest damage from frost was inflicted on vegetable and melon crops that are in the stage of fruit and grain formation during this period.

Climate change is turning the Ukrainian climate into a Mediterranean one, which has a direct impact on the agricultural sector.

Climate change is causing the Ukrainian climate to soften and resemble the Mediterranean, which directly affects the agricultural sector.

Forecasts on this issue are ambiguous, as the culture of agriculture and technology use are changing.

Future forecasts on this issue are ambiguous due to changes in the culture of agriculture and the use of new technologies.

However, the specialist insists that farmers need to adapt to the changes taking place.

Nevertheless, the researcher insists that farmers need to adapt to the changes that are occurring.

Already now, pomegranates are being grown in southern Ukraine, and sweet grape cultivation is expanding in Kyiv.

Pomegranates are already being grown in southern Ukraine, and the cultivation of grapes in Kyiv is increasing.

However, an average annual temperature of +18 degrees is required for banana cultivation, while the norm in Ukraine is +9 degrees.

However, an average annual temperature of +18 degrees is needed for banana cultivation, which is significantly different from the norm in Ukraine, which is +9 degrees.

Banana cultivation will only be possible in 200-300 years.

Banana cultivation will only be possible in 200-300 years.

The expert also points to the expansion of areas for watermelon cultivation, as the amount of heat has significantly increased over the past five years.

Currently, the researcher points to the increase in areas designated for watermelon cultivation due to a significant increase in heat over the past five years.

Heat in western Ukraine is significantly lagging, which hinders the cultivation of corn, which previously reached full maturity.

Western Ukraine is lagging in heat, which hinders the full maturation of corn, which previously managed to ripen.

However, the corn harvest in these regions is the largest in the country thanks to sufficient heat and moisture.

Nevertheless, the corn harvest in the western regions is the largest in the country due to the adequate amount of heat and moisture.

The problem with heat in Ukraine is absent; the main problem lies in moisture.

A lack of heat is not an issue in Ukraine; the main problem lies in excessive moisture.

Tetyana Adamenko, a specialist in agrometeorology, also spoke about the most vulnerable crops that freeze but still survive, as well as those that need to be reseeded as soon as possible.

Tetyana Adamenko, a specialist in agrometeorology, also discussed the crops that are most vulnerable to frost but still survive, as well as the crops that need to be reseeded as soon as possible.

Additionally, some parts of Ukraine were hit by snowfalls, which led to the temporary suspension of lemon exports from Turkey to meet domestic demand.

Remaining in Ukraine, snowfalls in some regions led to the temporary halt of lemon exports from Turkey to satisfy internal demand.