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By 2030, grain and legume exports are set to increase to 80 million tons Production is to be increased to 170 million tons By 2030, grain exports from Russia should amount to 75 million tons, legume exports to 5 million tons, said Deputy Minister of Agriculture Maksim Markovich at the All-Russian Grain Forum. These indicators are provided in the Ministry of Agriculture's plans to fulfill President Vladimir Putin's decree on increasing agricultural exports by 1.5 times by 2030 compared to 2021. The volume of grain and legume production should reach 170 million tons by that time. According to the agricultural agency's forecast, grain exports this season will total 53 million tons, including 44.5 million tons of wheat, compared to a record 72 million tons in the previous agricultural year. "The reason for the decline is the reduction of carry-over grain stocks to the level of long-term average values, which was due to record export volumes in 2024," Markovich explained. An additional ...

On the 30th, Cheonan City held the '2024 First Half Policy Advisory Group Agricultural Environment Sector Meeting' at the city hall's medium conference room, checking the progress of major policies in the agricultural and environmental sectors and discussing development plans. The meeting was attended by 17 people, including Lee Myung-yeol, Director of the Agricultural Environment Bureau, department heads, and policy advisory group members. They shared the progress of 12 key projects, including the foreign seasonal worker program, Cheonan-style agricultural product certification system, and the 'Bread Day' bread tour, and extensively discussed specific improvement and supplementation measures.

By 2030, grain exports from Russia should amount to 75 million tons, and legume exports to 5 million tons, said Deputy Minister of Agriculture Maxim Markovich at the All-Russian Grain Forum. These indicators are provided in the Ministry of Agriculture's plans to fulfill President Vladimir Putin's decree on increasing agricultural exports 1.5 times by 2030 compared to 2021. The volume of grain and legume production should reach 170 million tons by that time. According to the agricultural agency's forecast, grain exports abroad this season will total 53 million tons, including 44.5 million tons of wheat, compared to a record 72 million tons in the previous agricultural year. "The reason for the decline is the reduction of carry-over grain stocks to the level of long-term average values, which was due to record export volumes in 2024," Markovich explained. An additional macroeconomic factor restraining external shipments was the drop in supply margin against the backdrop of the ...