The US Department of Agriculture has once again lowered its forecast for wheat exports from Russia, and this decline has been happening for several months in a row.

There is a possibility that the marginality of crops such as barley, wheat and corn may increase by the end of the current season.

Experts predict that the growth of the Russian agro-industrial complex by the end of the current year may amount to about 2%, largely due to livestock products.

This season, sugar beet sowing in Russia began earlier than usual and is ahead of schedule.

Currently, the sector is in a difficult situation, which may lead to some players simply leaving the market.

It is predicted that in the foreseeable future, the share of the Russian Federation in the global oil trade may amount to 40% or even more.

From April 5, the United States will impose a 10% tariff on almost all countries, and from April 9, higher tariffs will be introduced for individual countries.

According to the latest data, in March, the volume of wheat exports from the Russian Federation decreased by 2.9 times compared to the same period last year.

From September 1, 2025, agricultural businesses may face new rules that farmers are not yet ready for.

A decrease in the water level in reservoirs in Kuban could significantly reduce the rice harvest, farmers fear.