Russia: In the Amur region, they plan to harvest a record soybean crop in 2023

게시됨 2023년 5월 18일

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The Amur Region in Russia is planning to produce 1.71 million tons of soybeans in 2023, marking a 10% increase from the previous year, as reported by the region's governor, Vasily Orlov. This is due to improved sowing and an increase in the sown area compared to the previous year. The region also aims to process 75% of the soybeans grown, up from 365 thousand tons in 2022, with the help of a new plant in Belogorsk built by the Sodruzhestvo group of companies. Soyingrowing is a key part of the region's economy and in 2021, agricultural products from the Amur Region were exported to 10 countries, with China being the main importer.

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The Amur Region plans to produce 1 million 710 thousand tons of soybeans this year, which is 10% more than last year. This was stated by the governor of the region Vasily Orlov at a meeting on the progress of spring field work on Thursday, which was held via videoconference by Russian President Vladimir Putin. “If the weather does not let us down, then our plans for this year for soybeans are 1 million 710 thousand tons, that is, + 10% compared to last year, which was a record one. thousand tons," he said. This year, according to the governor, seasonal sowing work is going better than last year, with a 50% lead. The sown area is 88 thousand hectares more than last year, it will amount to 1 million 185 thousand hectares. Earlier, Orlov reported that the government of the Amur Region set the task of achieving 75% processing of soybeans grown in the region - in 2022, with 1.6 million tons of harvested soybeans, about 365 thousand tons were processed in the Amur region. In particular, ...

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