Russia: Agricultural exports from the Chelyabinsk region to Mongolia increased by 30% in 2023

Published 2024년 1월 23일

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In 2023, the Chelyabinsk region saw a 30% increase in agricultural exports to Mongolia, totaling approximately 357 million rubles. This growth began with the supply of the Bioresurs drug, a product that enhances seed germination and productivity while reducing plant ripening periods. The region plans to further increase exports to Mongolia, including flour, pasta, sunflower oil, and agricultural machinery. Additionally, the South Ural and Mongolian Agrarian Universities will foster cooperation through student exchange programs.

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In 2023, agricultural exports from the Chelyabinsk region to Mongolia increased by 30%. The volume of supplies of agricultural products from the Southern Urals to this country amounted to about 357 million rubles, reports the regional Ministry of Agriculture. The development of cooperation began with the supply of the Bioresurs drug, which makes it possible to improve seed germination, increase productivity and shorten the ripening period of plants. This is relevant for Mongolia, where the growing season is shorter - no more than 90 days. As part of cooperation, the Chelyabinsk region plans to increase the supply of flour, pasta, sunflower oil, and agricultural machinery to the country. Also, the South Ural and ...

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