Omsky Amethyst’: A Breakthrough in Functional Wheat for Healthier Bread
Russia continues to dominate the global wheat market, securing its position as the world’s largest exporter. Central to this success ...
Tag: Russian Agriculture
New Wheat Export Quota: What Russia’s 2025 Policy Means for the Global Grain Market
On December 2024, the Russian government announced the establishment of a tariff quota for the export of wheat and meslin, ...
Baltic Ports Handle 3.1 Million Tons of Grain, Half Destined for Export
In the first 11 months of 2024, the Russian Baltic ports handled a total of 3.1 million tons of grain, ...
2024: A Year of Agricultural Challenges in Russia’s Chernozem Region
In 2024, Russia's Chernozem region, known for its rich soil and agricultural productivity, faced a confluence of challenges that led ...
Volgograd Wheat: High-Quality Grain Sets a Benchmark for Agricultural Excellence
Volgograd’s agricultural sector has once again proven its strength, with experts confirming that 50% of the region's wheat harvest qualifies ...
Kabardino-Balkaria’s Grain Traceability System: Over 210,000 Tons Monitored in 2024
Kabardino-Balkaria, a key grain-producing region in Russia, has embraced advanced monitoring systems to enhance the traceability of its grain products. ...
Rostov Region Exports Agricultural Goods to Nearly 100 Countries: A Milestone in Global Trade
The agricultural producers of Russia’s Rostov region have made an impressive mark on the global market, exporting a diverse range ...
Russian Farmers Turn Away from Wheat: What It Means for Global Markets and Local Agriculture
Shift in Russian Agriculture Russian farmers, reeling from substantial losses in wheat farming this year, are reducing wheat acreage in ...
The Decline of Rye in Russia: What Does the Future Hold for Bread Production?
Rye, historically one of Russia’s key crops, is being planted less and less each year. This trend has raised alarms ...
