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In the neighbouring village of Riznikivka, Yaroslav Kokhan knows that his 40 hectares of wheat are already lost.

The harvest is due normally to begin around July 15 but diesel is expensive and anyway there isnt any, he says.

For fellow farmer Anatoliy Moiseyenko from the same village, things are equally uncertain.

Farmer Serhii Liubarsky, 59, shows wheat grains at a wheat field next to Rai-Oleksandrivka village, on July 1, 2022, amid Russias military invasion launched on Ukraine. AFP pic

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Now he wont come if he did, hed face not being able to return home to his family in Russia again since Ukrainian men aged between 18 and 60 are unable to leave the country due to military conscription.

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Between the lack of fuel to run his combine harvester and the risk of being bombed, the chances seem remote.

He used to come back by car several times a year, to sow the wheat, weed it and then harvest it, Kokhan says.

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RAI OLEKSANDRIVKA, Ukraine, July 2 Standing in one of his huge wheat fields in war-wracked south-eastern Ukraine, farmer Sergiy Lyubarsky wonders how on earth hell manage to harvest his crops.

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The problem is the war. Is it going to be possible or are rockets again going to fall? he asks, watching as Ukrainian soldiers pick up a rocket warhead that recently fell in his field.

We couldnt buy maize seed because the war started, he says, with the imported seeds taking up to two months to arrive.

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Normally, he says, his son does the harvest because the retired 61-year-old doesnt use the tractor or combine harvester anymore.

Pointing to the nearby hill, he says grimly: Look, Russian soldiers are already over there, eight kilometres as the crow flies.

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Lyubarsky farms 170 hectares (420 acres) of land, producing mostly wheat but also barley and sunflowers grains whose prices have shot up on international markets especially since Russias invasion of Ukraine, a key global producer of wheat.

His son went to live in Krasnodar in southern Russia in 2014, the year Moscow annexed Crimean peninsula from Ukraine following a popular uprising in Kyiv.

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His old combine harvester sits idle in his farmyard in the village of Rai Oleksandrivka, not far from positions held by Russian forces on the other side of the hill, about 30 kilometres west of the city of Lugansk.

Now the land that is not under cultivation is used in part by the army to store military equipment, he adds.

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We can wait until August 10 at the latest, but after that, the grains are going to dry out and fall to the ground, he says.

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This year though, he was due to come back to Ukraine on February 25, his birthday, but the war broke out the day before, he adds.

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Harvesting is a bit like playing poker, he says, smiling.

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