COVID- 19 pandemic and Russian military aggression against Ukraine greatly affected the price movement of agricultural inputs. Agricultural inputs secure the production of human and animal food. With the lack of agricultural inputs worldwide, harvest values of different crops are reduced and that consequently leads to a higher level of prices of agricultural products. It also leads to critically reduced quantity of agricultural products. Starting with the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions have been made to reduce the movement of the population in order to control virus spreading. With the restriction of the people movement, there was a drop in fuel prices and the cost of production of the mineral fertilizers. Such situation on the market led to a decrease in the prices of agricultural inputs. Farmers who had secured the placement of their products on the market prospered from such a situation. This mostly affects the primary producers of cereals. With the arrival of 2022. state of insecurity in Eastern Europe in Ukraine increases drastically. The escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine led to the introduction of mutual sanctions by the European Union and Russia. Russia is one of the world's largest fuel producers and Ukraine is of the world's largest grain producers. Current market trends are affecting agricultural input prices more than the COVID-19 pandemic. The prices of inputs have increased multiple times and at current prices, agricultural production suffers great losses. With less production, prices of agricultural products will rise due to smaller quantities available on the market and the market is entering a vortex. Market crisis will firstly be felt by small family farms that do not have available defense mechanisms against the risk of input prices on the market. Stop of production on small family farms will lead to the process of leaving villages and rural areas.