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Breeding for Resilience: Inside Russia’s National Grain Center’s Annual Quest for Better Wheat
In the competitive world of agricultural science, consistent innovation is the key to staying ahead. At the P.P. Lukyanenko National...
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Beyond the Black Soil: Record Wheat Yield in Moscow Region Signals Power of Modern Breeding
In a result that challenges conventional expectations of regional yield potential, the agricultural enterprise "Pyshlitskoye Agro" in the Shatura district...
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Strategic Expansion: How ‘Golden Ear’ LLC Doubled Its Winter Wheat Area on the Path to Higher Yields
As the 2024 harvest concludes, forward-thinking agricultural enterprises are already laying the foundation for the next season. In the Starozhilovsky...
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Pesticide Overload: Tatarstan’s Contaminated Grain Batch Highlights Wider Food Safety Challenge
A significant food safety breach has been identified in Tatarstan, raising concerns for grain producers and buyers alike. Specialists from...
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The Profitability Paradox: Record Yields, Plummeting Prices, and the Squeeze on the Modern Farmer
In a candid interview, Alexander Klochkov, one of the largest farmers in Russia's Omsk Oblast, paints a stark picture of...
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Zainsk District Wraps Up Grain Harvest, Yielding Over 106,000 Tonnes: A Case Study in Regional Productivity
The agricultural season in Zainsk district has reached a significant milestone with the successful completion of the grain harvest. According...
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Breeding Breakthrough: New Wheat Variety Yields 70 c/ha in Moscow Region, Doubling Regional Average
In a demonstration of the power of modern plant breeding, the agricultural enterprise "Pyshlitskoye Agro" in the Shatura district of...
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Russia’s Wheat Export Engine Hits High Gear: Record August Sets Stage for Strongest Year Yet
Russia's agricultural export sector demonstrated formidable strength this August, posting its best monthly performance of the year. According to the...
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A Paradox of Plenty: Why Record Wheat Harvests in Russia Won’t Stop a 5.6% Drop in Flour Production
In a seemingly contradictory forecast, Russia's agricultural sector is poised for a year of both abundance and contraction. According to...
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Quality Pays a Premium: Kazakh Wheat Export Prices Climb on Tight Supply and Soaring Logistics
The latest analytical report from Kazakhstan's Grain Union for September 15-21 paints a nuanced picture of the Central Asian grain...
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