Russia and China: Export of Agricultural Products Up 42% Since Early 2026
Russian agricultural exports to China surged 42% in early 2026, with a business mission in Guangzhou discussing expanded trade including fertilizers and agrotech.
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Russian agricultural exports to China surged 42% in early 2026, with a business mission in Guangzhou discussing expanded trade including fertilizers and agrotech.
The Ministry of Agriculture reports that the Southern and North Caucasus Federal Districts are prepared for the harvest, with spring sowing completed and harvesting already underway in some regions, despite challenges from adverse weather.
The Skryabin Academy develops platforms for animal disease prediction and cattle embryo transfer under the Priority-2030 program, involving students and partners.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture and GLONASS are preparing an agreement to digitalize the agro-industrial complex by implementing digital services and integrating information systems.
Drones to treat over 1 million hectares of crops by 2026, with leading regions including Samara, Primorsky Krai, Tatarstan, Altai Krai, and Lipetsk Region, as agricultural universities train specialists.
The creation of the "Genbiotech" agrobiotech park in Tatarstan is aimed at developing and implementing modern genetic technologies in animal husbandry.
Russia's agricultural technology export has increased by 6% since the beginning of the year, driven by growth in mineral fertilizers and biotechnology products.
Russia and Cambodia signed an agricultural cooperation memorandum in Kazan, covering trade, fertilizers, and scientific collaboration.
Russia's greenhouse vegetable production has increased by 4.4% since the start of the year, with the main production being greenhouse cucumbers, and the country's leaders in this area being several regions and territories.
Russia and Laos discussed increased agricultural trade and fertilizer supplies, with Russia offering modernization solutions and cooperation in various agricultural sectors.
Russia will introduce traceability for quarantine plant products from March 1, 2027, covering 35 high-risk items, to align with EAEU standards and enhance export control.
The 16th Meeting of the BRICS Ministers of Agriculture was held in India, discussing sustainable development, food security, and innovation, with Russia increasing its presence in international food markets.