The Ministry of Agriculture has predicted milk production by 2030

Published Sep 19, 2024

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Russia's raw milk production is projected to rise to 38.9 million tons in the next six years, a increase of 6.5 million tons from 2021, as per Olga Lastochkina, Head of the Dairy and Beef Cattle Breeding and Biotechnology Department of the Ministry of Agriculture. The increase in milk production is largely concentrated in the Kaluga and Penza regions, Tatarstan, and Udmurtia, with over 300 investment projects in dairy farming expected to contribute an additional 3.3 million tons by 2030. The Ministry of Agriculture is also implementing measures to support the dairy industry, such as state support per kilogram of milk for self-employed individuals and increased capital expenditure compensation for the construction of dairy complexes.

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In the next six years, raw milk production in Russia should increase to 38.9 million tons (official data for milk uses solid units of weight - ROSNG) or 6.5 million tons from the 2021 level. This forecast was announced at the II All-Russian Dairy Forum of Regions by Olga Lastochkina, Head of the Dairy and Beef Cattle Breeding and Biotechnology Department of the Livestock and Breeding Department of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Milknews reports. The report notes that the situation for different categories of farms in the first half of the current year was ambiguous. For example, according to statistics, in agricultural organizations, the output of this product increased by 3.3 percent in January-August, but in farms and households, a decrease was observed. "But for now, we are covering the needs and providing our milk processors," the specialist reassured. Overall, the so-called "organized sector" saw an increase of 447 thousand tons, while milk yields for ...

Source: Rosng