Russia: In 2025, work to increase support and protection measures for domestic farmers will continue

Published Dec 28, 2024

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Russia aims to bolster its domestic seed industry and mushroom cultivation by 2025, as part of a broader strategy to enhance agricultural production and security, according to State Duma deputy Andrey Anikeyev. This strategy is aligned with the country's 20 national projects, aimed at improving quality of life and sovereignty. Anikeyev has played a key role in legislative improvements to support the agro-industrial complex, including over 30 amendments to bills on agriculture, seed production, and organic products. He also stresses the importance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in achieving food security and village development, highlighting the need for digital services and new technologies in the agro-industrial sector.

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In 2025, work will continue to strengthen the domestic seed industry, as well as additional government support measures to develop mushroom growing and generally improve the regulatory framework for increasing domestic agricultural production. This was stated by Andrey Anikeyev, a State Duma deputy from the Orenburg Region and a member of the Committee on Agrarian Issues. “In 2025, on the instructions of the President, Russia will begin implementing 20 national projects, with the implementation of each individual project depending on the others – and all of them are aimed at improving the quality of life of people, developing and strengthening the sovereignty and security of our country. Our legislative work should also be built around these national projects, including in terms of developing and supporting the agro-industrial complex,” Anikeyev emphasized. He added that over the past year, a major contribution has been made to the legislative improvement of the agro-industrial ...

Source: Zol