Russia: Pea farming, grain legume horizons

Published 2024년 6월 27일

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Russian agricultural exports have seen a boost from the growth in pulses, with the harvest of grain legumes increasing by 29% in 2023 and making Russia the world leader in pea production. The demand for pulses is expected to rise, leading experts to urge farmers to diversify their crops. The opening of the Chinese and Indian markets for pea imports in 2023 has significantly increased Russian grain legume exports, which hit a record high of over 3.6 million tons at the end of 2022. This surge has affected global prices and has been supported by solutions to fleet problems, allowing Russia to focus on supplying leguminous crops to distant markets.
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Pulses have emerged from niche crops as drivers of growth in Russian agricultural exports thanks to the opening of the Chinese market and active purchases from India. Experts are confident that their demand will grow in the future, which means that farmers need to take a closer look at diversifying their crops. About promising directions for Russian peas, chickpeas and lentils - in a new article in the magazine field.rf. According to Rosstat, in 2023 the harvest of grain legumes in Russia increased by 29% and amounted to almost 6 million tons. The main volume (4.7 million tons) came from peas; almost 703 thousand tons of chickpeas and 345 thousand tons of lentils were also collected. This trend has continued for the second agricultural year in a row. Head of Russian Pulses Analytics Sergey Pluzhnikov: “The grain legume market has received increased attention over the past two seasons. As a result, the Russian Federation has become number one in the world in pea production this ...
Source: Agrovesti

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