Russia entered the top countries in the world in terms of cow productivity

Published 2024년 10월 11일

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Russia has improved its global ranking in cow productivity, rising to 18th place and surpassing Argentina, Poland, and Slovakia. This improvement is due to the introduction of large industrial dairy complexes, systematically focusing on feed, genetics, and herd maintenance. The most efficient Russian farms have surpassed 11,300 kg/head/year, with the leading farm producing 15,258 kg/head/year. However, the industry faces potential risks due to increased costs and a decrease in profitability, which may lead to reduced investment and a slowdown in growth in 2024. The Krasnodar Territory has surpassed the Leningrad Region in productivity, and experts have highlighted the need to increase the raw material base to support growing domestic consumption and export plans.

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Russian milk producers continue to increase their efficiency: Russia has risen to 18th place in the world in terms of cow productivity, and the threshold for entering the TOP-30 most efficient Russian farms has exceeded 11,300 kg/head/year. The rating was presented by Soyuzmoloko, Streda Consulting and Milknews. All ratings are published on the website https://top.milknews.ru/ “Russia continues to introduce large industrial dairy complexes, where systematic work is carried out on feed, genetics, comfort of maintenance and reproduction of the herd, which allows for productivity indicators at the level of world leaders,” said Artem Belov, General Director of Soyuzmoloko. “Efficiency analysis shows that it is such large complexes with high milk yield per head that have the highest profitability.” According to him, the rate of growth in livestock productivity in Russia over the past 10 years has been 3-4% per year. Only Argentina and Saudi Arabia demonstrate comparable growth rates ...

Source: AgriNews