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According to the analytical service of Soyuzrossakhar, as of June 2, 1,174.28 thousand hectares of sugar beet were sown in Russia, which is 54.8 thousand hectares higher than the same period last year. According to the Agricultural Market Conjuncture Institute (IKAR) as of June 3, the areas under this agricultural crop were 1,182.3 thousand hectares, which is 4.9% more than a year earlier. IKAR's leading expert Evgeny Ivanov notes that sowing is still ongoing in some northern regions, which means the final area will be higher, albeit slightly. The expansion of sowing occurred mainly in the South — by 25.6 thousand hectares relative to last year, and in the Center — by 43.6 thousand hectares, or by 9.8% and 6.4% respectively. "Volga-Urals and Altai slightly reduced (did not sow) areas under the agricultural crop relative to last year — by 13.8 thousand hectares and 0.6 thousand hectares, or 8.6% and 2.4% respectively," the expert commented to Agroinvestor. Moreover, according to ...

In the Saratov region, serious damage is being inflicted on agricultural crop plantings due to the massive spread of saiga antelopes across their territory, media reports. These even-toed ungulates migrated to the region from Kazakhstan at the end of May. Currently, around 1 million of these animals have been discovered in local fields. They trample and eat crops. Live evidence of this exists on social networks. For example, in the Telegram channel "Saratov and Region News," a video appeared showing the head of one farm attempting unsuccessfully to drive these animals away from his fields. They have also caused damage to the ecological condition of the Malyi Uzen River, where hundreds of these animals have drowned. A video of the incident has also been posted in the same Telegram channel. Another problem is that saiga antelopes are listed in the Red Books of Russia and Kazakhstan. This means that eliminating them through hunting and population control is, unfortunately, also ...

The World Potato Day was celebrated for the second time in our country, which was declared an official international day by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization last year. In connection with the event, the National Potato Association and Product Council (OBTT) once again organized its "Everything About Potatoes" conference, where domestic producers, processors, researchers, and decision-makers jointly evaluated the sector's current situation and future. The event was again hosted by Hungexpo. The goal remains unchanged: to strengthen dialogue among those working in the sector, support knowledge-based development, and draw attention to the potato's versatile role in nutrition and agriculture. At the opening, Gábor Kecskés, president of the OBTT, emphasized that the association's aim is to bring together producers committed to efficient, marketable, and sustainable potato cultivation. Potato is the world's third most consumed crop, but domestic annual consumption has decreased ...