According to the latest data, Uzbekistan entered the top 10 countries most actively purchasing Russian agricultural products in 2025.

According to some experts, reducing the volume of milk and dairy product imports into Russia will be an appropriate response to declining consumption.

The Russian Ministry of Agriculture is interested in providing citizens with the highest possible quality grain, and therefore inspections of grain storage facilities are possible.

Agricultural producers are expected to receive approximately 34 billion rubles from the Russian government in the near future.

According to the latest data, overall agricultural production increased by 2% in the first nine months of this year.

According to experts, global fish consumption is growing annually, so Russia, as an exporting country, may be interested in increasing production rates.

Farmers in this country are currently increasing the area under cassava cultivation, which, in turn, is reducing sugarcane production.

Experts believe that in the foreseeable future, Russian exports to this country could reach up to $4 billion.

According to experts, high levels of pea production could pose problems for farmers, as they will lead to a significant drop in prices.

This season, Australia may harvest a record-breaking oat crop, which threatens to weaken Russia’s position in this market.