Agricultural machinery in Russia becomes unaffordable for farmers

Published 2025년 11월 13일

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The issue of skyrocketing prices for agricultural machinery was raised in the State Duma of Russia, but officials failed—or perhaps refused—to provide a clear response. The concern was voiced by Yulia Ogloblina, a deputy from the ruling United Russia party, who noted that for many farmers today, purchasing a new tractor has become almost impossible.

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According to Ogloblina, the question about high equipment costs was left unanswered despite its direct impact on the readiness of farmers for the upcoming harvest season. “It’s no secret that a new tractor or combine has become a luxury only a few can afford,” she emphasized. In response, the head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) claimed that inspections had not revealed any violations or economically unjustified price increases. He added that in 2024–2025, machinery prices “moved in line with inflation,” and the work of domestic manufacturers “balances on the verge of profitability.” However, experts argue that the price surge is driven not only by inflation but also by a shortage of ...

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