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The pilot project is being implemented in six Ukrainian regions.
Ukraine's Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture Ministry says the first 200 farmers have already started using the State Agrarian Register, which was launched as a pilot project in late January.
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"The first 200 farmers have already registered with the State Agrarian Register. Mobile teams are working in Kyiv, Cherkasy, Odesa, Lviv, Volyn, and Mykolaiv regions to help farmers enter their information into the system," the ministry's press service said.
The service provides a number of advantages. In particular, farmers can track information about themselves in four registers of the online office: the State Land Cadastre, the register of legal entities and individuals, the register of rights, and the register of animals.
In addition, one can apply to correct errors, register land plots in the cadastre, as well as learn about state support programs.
As UNIAN reported earlier, on January 31, the Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture Ministry launched the State Agrarian Register in pilot mode for agricultural producers' interaction with state authorities.
The pilot project is being implemented in the said six regions.