Russian farmers are eyeing the sowing of profitable crops

게시됨 2021년 10월 7일

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Russian farmers are facing challenges to adapt to new realities such as climate change, pandemic aftermath, and new technologies, leading them to reconsider traditional crop patterns. Whether in the Southern Federal District or not, maintaining profitability is key. Wheat, being simple and convenient to cultivate and highly profitable, is the basis for crop structure. However, increasing costs for agricultural machinery, fertilizers, and agrochemistry are not compensated, potentially leading to an imbalance. Despite these challenges, alternative grains like barley and corn have potential. The south of Russia will continue to be the main wheat and sunflower producer, while the Far East can increase soybean production for Chinese and Southeast Asian markets. The central regions are planning to increase hemp and fiber flax production.

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For a grower who devotes almost all of his working time to solving problems related to practical work on the ground, it is difficult to predict the future market conjuncture. What to sow and how much, what will be in demand next season, how the prices for various crops will develop. In doing so, you need to look back at the future prospects of weather conditions. All these questions and tasks are fraught with a large share of unknown indicators. The most liquid crop is wheat, which has a strong demand, both in the domestic and foreign markets. It can always be sold at the market price, "KazakhZerno.kz reports. Recently, however, other crops have begun to attract farmers' attention as well, the cultivation of which gives higher profits. But with these crops, which require different cultivation technologies, you still need to be able to work, both on the ground and on the market. Russian experts examined the prospects for individual crops against the backdrop of new realities. The ...

출처: Kazakh-zerno