Dairy farms of the Russian Federation need to create at least 50 thousand places for livestock per year

Published 2022년 11월 10일

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Russian dairy farms are being urged to create at least 50,000 modern livestock places annually by 2030, as part of an expansion plan that involves the consolidation of small farms into larger, more efficient operations. This move is expected to boost profitability and resilience to market fluctuations. The number of marketable milk production in Russia is projected to grow by 3% by the end of 2022, with cheese being the most dynamically growing category. However, the production and consumption of fermented milk products, especially kefir, have decreased. Import of milk into the country has dropped by nearly 30%, while domestic milk supply has increased from 74% to 84%. Dairy exports have seen a significant increase of over 20% last year.

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Dairy farms in the Russian Federation need to create at least 50,000 modern places annually by 2030 to accommodate livestock that appears during the expansion of large enterprises and the liquidation of small farms. This was announced at the Novosibirsk Agro-Food Forum on Thursday by Deputy Head of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Andrey Razin. “Given the dynamics that we see, annually by 2030 it is necessary to create at least 50 thousand modern cattle places throughout the country. market," Razin said, adding that the places are needed in large and medium-sized dairy farms. Earlier, Razin reported that enterprises become more efficient when there are 1,000 or more for livestock. An analysis of the reporting of milk producers in the Russian Federation showed that farms with more than 1 thousand head of cattle have a greater profitability - more than 23%. They are more resistant to market changes and milk price fluctuations. He also noted that the Russian ...

Source: Kvedomosti