In the vicinity of the Ukrainian farming village of Jakovlivka, southwest of Kharkov, a lot of grain is normally grown. But since the invasion by Russia at the end of February, residents have been living in uncertainty. Part of the village was destroyed in air raids, and grain farmers don’t know if they will be able to harvest this year. Yet a large part of the population has remained. To rebuild their homes and in the hope of growing their grain anyway.
The grain farmers of Jakovlivka remained, even after the air raid
