According to the results of the year, pork production in Russia may increase by 5%. This forecast was announced by the General Director of the National Union of Pig Breeders (NSS) Yuri Kovalev. According to Rosstat, in January-March, the production of pigs for slaughter in all farms increased by 4.3% to 1.3 million tons in live weight. The increase in agricultural organizations amounted to 5.8% to 1.2 million tons.
In 2022, the pandemic remains the background, but some of the trends that formed in 2020-2021 are still relevant, Kovalev notes. Among them is increased demand, including for pig products, due to the lack of mass tourism. However, although this demand is higher.
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Russia showed a record growth in the turkey industry of almost 20 percent in 2020 and became the 4thin the world’s ranking of the largest producers.Even though the global production of turkey meat has remained relatively stable over the past decade, there are clear structural changes in the industry at the international level, as a recent study by AGRIFOOD Strategies suggests.
Analysis of industry data for 2016–2020 showed that most of the traditional turkey producing countries are reducing their output. This is largely due to saturation of domestic demand, growing competition from the broiler sector, restrictions on exports to Muslim markets due.
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Kazakhstan expects to achieve self-sufficiency in broiler meat by nearly doubling domestic production by 2027, Ruslan Sharipov, head of the Kazakh union of poultry farmers told the local newspaper, Kapital.
In 2021, poultry meat production in Kazakhstan totalled 283,000 tonnes, Sharipov said, adding that this figure has grown steadily over recent years, jumping 57% compared to 2017.
Domestic consumption stood at 427,000 tonnes in 2021, with 64% of domestic demand being met by Kazakh poultry farms. The rest comes from Russia, Belarus, and the US, Sharipov said. In 2027, Kazakhstan is likely to reach a production level of 600,000 tonnes of broiler meat, thus becoming a.
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The Russian Holding aims to reach a production of 178,000 tonnes, 20.3% higher than in 2021.
ABH Miratorg aims to reach a total poultry production of 178,000 tonnes in 2022, which is 20.3% higher than in 2021. One hundred percent availability of hatching eggs allows the company not to adjust the production program. Miratorg performed systematic transition to full self-sufficiency in hatching eggs and full parent stock of poultry which allowed to eliminate the dependence of the poultry division on imported genetic material, to reduce biological risks, and increase egg quality indicators. The company invested 339.8 million rubles in a high-tech incubator expansion.
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The Russian economy will move back to growth in 2024-25, analysts from Russia’s leading financial institutions have stated in interviews conducted byIzvestia.
This compares with analysis given by Western media which tends to play up the Russian economic problems created by sanctions.
Interviewed were Daniil Nametkin, head of the Center for Investment Analysis and Macroeconomic Research of the Center for Strategic Research in Russia, Olga Belenkaya, head of the macroeconomic analysis department of FG Finam, Denis Popov, PSB bank’s chief analyst, Nikolai Kondrashov, a researcher at the Development Center Institute at the National Research University.
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As of April 1, 2022, there were 17.9 million heads of cattle (cattle) in Russia, among them the number of cows was 7.8 million. This is approximately 2.4% and 1% lower, respectively, when compared with the same period last year.
Of the 17.9 million cattle kept on Russian farms, the number of cows is 7.8 million heads. The year-on-year decline was 1.7%. The number of goats and sheep also decreased in the country – by 3.8%, to 21.5 million.At the same time, Rosstat records an increase in the number of pigs. The number of birds also increased – by 1%, to 549.1 million birds.
Note that during the first nine months of 2021, Russia also saw a decrease in the.
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The European Union will introduce a ban on the supply of artificial sausage casings made of hardened protein and cellulose materials on July 10, 2022.
Due to the ban announced in early April on the supply of shells to Russia, necessary for the production of some sausages and hot dogs, Russian meat processors warn of a possible shortage of these products in 2-3 months.
In 2021, the EU accounted for almost 73% of imports of sausage casings, which are a necessary component for the production of sausages, as they give them shape and protect from the environment. The largest suppliers were Spain, Germany, France, Belgium and Poland.
Due to the sanctions imposed by.
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The size of the preferential revolving loan has been increased to 7 billion rubles for the backbone enterprises of the agricultural sector. The size of the preferential loan that systemically important agricultural enterprises can receive will be increased from 5 to 7 billion rubles. This was reported by the Government of the Russian Federation.
Additional funds will help farmers to compensate for the costs incurred due to logistical difficulties and the increase in the cost of products from related sectors used for food production.
Earlier, the Government allocated 26 billion.
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Leningrad region increases the production of food products. For the second year in a row, the region has been increasing the production of food products, including vegetable oils, semi-finished meat products, cheeses. This was announced by the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia following the meeting of Dmitry Patrushev and the governor of the region Alexander Drozdenko.
Last year, the agricultural production index in the Leningrad region was 100.7%. This is above the national average.
A few days ago, the sowing campaign started in the region. Farmers are provided with everything they need, including fertilizers.
The volume of federal financing of land reclamation.
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The countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), which includes Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, will switch to communicating data on livestock breeding via electronic data interchange. The rules were adopted by the Board of Eurasian Economic Commission (BEEC) on April 26, 2022.
The document adopted by the BEEC is entitled “On approval of the general rules for “Development, maintenance and application of a collective data on breeding animals and selection achievements in livestock breeding”.
The new rules provide for the creation and maintenance of two electronic databases. The first one containing information.
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