Russian agricultural producers have significantly increased the supply of domestic seeds, reducing reliance on imported ones, especially for crops like sugar beets, sunflowers, and potatoes. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of Tatarstan reports that domestic seeds now cover over 10% for sugar beets and more than 50% for corn and sunflowers. This trend also extends to fertilizers, chemical plant protection products, and agricultural machinery, with support from China and India. The Pole.RF platform has seen a rise in domestic seed shares, though challenges remain for spring wheat and sunflower seeds. Additionally, distributors have stockpiled seeds in anticipation of higher prices, leading to excess reserves and profits, a shift from the previous preference for fresh seeds.