러시아 곡물 및 시리얼 인사이트

Four years ago, the world avoided a humanitarian catastrophe... or so it seemed. A major grain producer, Russia, invaded another, Ukraine. The fear of... food shortages spread through poor countries, unable to pay the skyrocketing prices of wheat and other staples. Then, the two enemies agreed to allow ships loaded with grain to leave their Black Sea ports. The markets calmed down and hunger disappeared from the headlines, but not from the lives of the most disadvantaged. It is believed that the war in Ukraine has killed more people in the Global South than on the battlefields of Eastern Europe. Now, a war in the Gulf threatens a similar slow-motion calamity outside the theater of operations. The poor in Africa and Asia are already harvesting less on their plots and skipping meals. The UN's World Food Programme warns that if the Strait of Hormuz does not open by mid-year, the more than 300 million people already struggling to feed themselves will be joined by another 45 million. ...

Moscow. April 29. INTERFAX.RU - Egg prices in the Russian Federation decreased by 0.5% for the period from April 21 to April 27, Rosstat reported on Wednesday. A week earlier, a decrease of 0.5% was also noted. This happened for the first time since the end of November 2025. However, current prices are still 21.6% higher than at the beginning of the year. At the same time, the growth in prices for buckwheat groats accelerated. For the week from August 21 to August 27, it was 0.5% against 0.1% a week earlier. Since the beginning of the year, buckwheat has risen in price by 1.6%. Rosstat also reported that from April 21 to April 27, prices for frozen fish increased by 0.7%, granulated sugar by 0.4%, beef, pork, and sunflower oil by 0.3%, lamb, dry milk mixtures for baby food, vermicelli, and millet by 0.2%, cooked sausages, wheat bread, and pasta by 0.1%. Prices for margarine, like eggs, decreased by 0.5%, semi-smoked and cooked-smoked sausages, butter, kefir, canned ...

Moscow Polytechnic University is developing an intelligent control system for grain harvesting combines, which will allow real-time adaptation of harvesting parameters to the condition of the crops and significantly reduce crop losses. This was reported by TASS from the university's press service. The research is being carried out with the support of a grant from the P. L. Kapitsa contest of Moscow Polytechnic within the framework of the federal program "Priority 2030." It is expected that the development will be a step