The agriculture of Ukraine amidst war and agroecology as a driver of post-war reconstruction

During the ongoing Russian military aggression in Ukraine, opportunities for the efficient functioning of economy are being explored with the overarching objectives pointing towards ensuring food security and sustaining the financial resilience of the country.Concurrently, directions and pathways for its post-war development have been considered.The impact of hostilities on the agri-food sphere of Ukraine, as well as the challenges and prospects of its post-war reconstruction appear in a variety of publications.Mamonova et al. (2023) provide a thorough analysis of Ukrainian agriculture, consequences of hostilities for different categories of producers, intentions of the authorities, proposals of researchers and representatives of civic society for its post-war development.The objectives of national food security, risks of the wartime period and post-war pathways to achieve these objectives are outlined by Shubravska and Prokopenko (2022).Ibatullin et al. (2022) present a mechanism for assessing economic damages inflicted on farmland, necessitating demining and restoration of