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Russia’s broiler meat production is expected to grow slightly in 2017, by 0.5% to 3.77 million metric tons (MMT, ready-to-cook weight), according to the latest report from the US Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS). After two decades of accelerated growth, the industrial production of chicken meat has reached the capacity needed to satisfy…
DetailsSmall-sized farm “Domashenkov A.G.” launched the first rapeseed crushing plant in Nizhegorodsk region with the project capacity of 12 KMT of rapeseed per day. Out of every MT of raw material the farmers plan to obtain 400 kg of vegoil and 600 kg of cake. According to Russian AgMin, thanks to the participation of farmers…
DetailsAs of September 1, Russian agrarians continued harvesting grains and pulses. Agrarians harvested grain crops throughout the general areas of 32.6 million ha (on the same date in 2015 – 27.1 million ha), or 68.9% of the planned areas (47.3 million ha). The produced volumes reached 92.2 million tons of grains, with the average yield…
DetailsRussia can have the highest grain harvest in its entire history in the 2016-2017 agricultural year, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said. “We can expect quite decent results, maybe, I do not want to say too early but these will be the results of a really high level over the last decades, maybe over the entire…
DetailsThe Russian government has annulled the wheat export duty for two years, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said. “We have decided to annul the wheat export duty for the next two years. The grain market will receive an additional stimulus for growth as the result of this”, Medvedev said. Russia imposed the wheat export duty on…
DetailsExport prices for Russian high-protein wheat fluctuated during the week, but showed a slight decrease. On the one hand, the pressure was caused by drop in wheat quotations on the global market (on the Chicago Board of Trade -10.2% over the week), and on the other – prices were supported by the slower pace of…
DetailsCancellation of the export duties on Russian wheat will positively impact the grain supplies on foreign markets and increase the volumes by 5 million tons – to 30 million tons per year. At the same time, last year the exports reached 25 million tons, the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture Jambulat Khatuov declared. The government…
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