Fennel

Talking about such grass as fennel and its beneficial properties can be very long. This multifaceted plant has long been cultivated for medical and food use, and in our time, fennel has found itself not only in traditional medicine, but also in perfumery cosmetics, soap making, veterinary medicine and traditional medicine.

Roman Franchuk, Director of Agricultural Production at LNZ Group, said that in the near future such specific crops as sunflower, corn, and soybeans will be in high demand. Corn retains its greatest popularity, as it is the “queen of the fields”, which gives the highest yields every year and does not deplete the soil.