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Experts from the Main Department of the State Consumer Service in Poltava Oblast provided recommendations for selecting cover crops for autumn sowing. They emphasized the importance of cover crops for improving soil structure and suppressing weeds, as well as discussing various types of plants that can be sown after harvesting main crops.
The Ministry of Veterans of Ukraine has launched an experimental project providing free long-term medical care for combatants and individuals with war-related disabilities. In Kremenchuk, veterans can access these services through the regional clinical hospital for veterans.
Ivan Kotliarevskyi, a prominent writer and playwright, was born on September 9, 1769. He is considered the founder of modern Ukrainian literature due to his work "Eneida," which combines comedic and serious elements.
Police officers in Kremenchuk have donated blood again, replenishing the bank for those in need. This initiative aims to assist servicemen and citizens undergoing treatment and rehabilitation.
On September 7, 2026, Ferrexpo resumed production at its Ukrainian assets by launching one pellet line at Poltava GOK. The restart was made possible by attracting approximately $100 million in investments.
Tatiana Rybalka, a displaced person from Kurakhove, is reviving her flower business in the Kobelyaky community in the Poltava region. After evacuation, she sold her car to buy plants and received a grant for business development.
On September 5, a charity event "Cat Day" will take place in Victory Park, Poltava, where stray cats will seek new homes. The event will run from 12:00 to 18:00, and all animals will be healthy, vaccinated, and have veterinary passports.
A renovated rehabilitation center has opened in Kozelshchyna, Poltava Oblast, providing free services for military personnel and civilians. The renovation of the 120-year-old building took 10 months and was funded by the charity foundation 'Nadiietvortsі'. The center accommodates 33 patients for inpatient care and 18 for outpatient services.
In July 2026, the average salary in the Poltava region was UAH 27,395, an increase of UAH 351 from June. The highest salaries were recorded in the mining and financial sectors.
Farmers in Poltava can receive a 15% compensation for diesel fuel purchased after 1 March, with a maximum payout of 200,000 hryvnias per enterprise. The region has harvested 1.6 million tonnes of grain.
