Continental Farmers Group has launched a new environmental initiative—the company is launching the Insect Home project, designed to preserve biodiversity and foster environmental awareness in children. The initiative involves installing insect houses—specially designed ecosystems providing safe habitats for beneficial pollinators that are losing their natural habitats due to urbanization. This is particularly relevant for urban areas and large towns, where the expansion of buildings and infrastructure leaves less and less space for wildlife.

Continental Farmers Group has purchased new machinery and equipment to upgrade its fleet. The new additions include agricultural machinery that is already being used in the 2026 spring planting campaign.

The Smart Garden by Continental Farmers Group kicks off the 2026 season with record-breaking participation: 1,625 participants from educational institutions in 18 regions of Ukraine — from Volyn to Kharkiv, from Chernihiv to Zakarpattia —have joined the project.

Continental Farmers Group is completing preparations for the start of the active phase of spring field work, which has been somewhat delayed due to the unusually cold and prolonged winter. At the same time, the assessment of winter crops gives reason to hope for good results in 2026, provided that the weather and climatic conditions are favorable.

Continental Farmers Group traditionally reports openly on its performance over the past year, including tax payments and social investments. Despite all the challenges, in 2025 the Company remained a stable support for the state and a reliable pillar for local communities.

The Smart with Continental educational project for young people from Continental Farmers Group is reaching a new level of development: an online learning platform has been launched, offering courses in entrepreneurship, marketing, sales, and agriculture. The platform has become a powerful and, most importantly, accessible tool that helps young people throughout Ukraine develop important skills and turn their ideas into real projects.

On the eve of the Christmas and New Year holidays, Continental is continuing its traditional social project St. Nicholas on the continent delivering sweet gifts to children in the regions where it operates. The initiative has been implemented for the sixth consecutive year, and this year it covers 291 settlements in 98 territorial communities in five regions: Ternopil, Lviv, Khmelnytskyi, Chernivtsi, and Ivano-Frankivsk.

Participants in the social and educational project The Smart Garden. Microgreens earned over UAH 1.25 million. Schoolchildren grow and sell a healthy product — microgreens — at their educational institutions. During their twenty months of participation in the project, in addition to earning a million hryvnias, the children have donated their earnings to charity. In particular, they support fundraising for the military: they have already donated almost UAH 170,000 and five FPV drones.

The harvesting campaign has come to an end on the potato fields of Continental Farmers Group. The harvest was carried out on an area of over 2,100 hectares in the Lviv and Ternopil regions. In particular, 1,270 hectares were harvested for chip varieties, 496 hectares for food varieties, and 356 hectares for seed varieties.