Russia: The gross grain harvest in the farms of the Tyumen region in 2020 amounted to more than 1,355,000 tons

게시됨 2020년 12월 29일

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The Tyumen region in Russia is surpassing the national average in the production of agricultural products per capita, including milk, eggs, meat, and potatoes. Despite challenges like the epidemiological situation and hot, dry weather, the region has a gross grain harvest of over 1.35 million tons and leads in the yield of potatoes and open field vegetables. The food industry has adapted to the situation and increased production of various products. The region is also advancing two national projects, one focusing on agricultural exports and the other on supporting SMEs and farmers. Significant investments have been made in various projects, including the construction of a broiler processing complex and a greenhouse complex, and the modernization of a dairy plant has resumed, addressing the issue of seasonal raw milk surplus.

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First of all, the volume of agricultural production still allows the Tyumen region to fully meet the population's own needs for milk, eggs, meat, potatoes and grain. Moreover, at present, agricultural products per capita are produced in the Tyumen region more than the average for the Russian Federation. So, in January-September 2020, farms of all categories of products according to this indicator produced more than 35.1 thousand rubles, which is more than in the Russian Federation - by 21%, and the Urals Federal District at once by 71%. The livestock sector has shown good results this year. For 10 months of 2020, almost 315 kg of milk per capita was produced in the Tyumen region, which is 1.7 times more than the average in the Russian Federation and 2.3 times more than in the Ural Federal District. There were 855 eggs per capita, which is 3.3 times more than the average for the Russian Federation and 2.6 times more than in the Urals Federal District. Meat (in live weight) in the ...

출처: Agrovesti