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In the Rostov region, a plant for the production of linseed oil is being built with investments of 2.84 billion rubles.

Production will begin in August, promising to create new jobs and offer a high-quality product.

Grain and tuber production in China is expected to reach a record high in 2025, increasing to 709 million tons. The increase in crop yields and farmers' enthusiasm will help achieve this goal.

It is also forecasted that soybean production will increase by 2.5% annually. China will reduce its imports of agricultural products.

Company "Miratorg" and its subsidiaries' revenue for 2024 amounted to 301.1 billion rubles, with a net profit of 32.5 billion rubles, which is 40% lower than the previous year due to the increase in financial resources and production costs. Pork production increased by 6%, poultry decreased by 7%, while beef production continues to grow. The company plans to focus on improving efficiency and strengthening production.

The company "Podosinki" is planning to expand its greenhouse complex in the Moscow region, increasing production to 42 million rose flowers per year.

The roses grown are known for their high quality, but the project faces risks due to limited government support, recruitment of staff, and logistic challenges.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Nizhny Novgorod region estimated the necessary expenses for the agricultural campaign in 2025 at 11.7 billion rubles, part of which will go towards fertilizers, plant protection products, and purchasing equipment. Mr. Grigoryev also noted that there is a shortage of sugar beet seeds, and they will have to be imported due to supply problems. State support will amount to 2.8 billion rubles.

The Minister of Agriculture of Russia, Oksana Lut, emphasized the importance of increasing productivity in the agricultural sector. Agricultural plots require manual labor that cannot be automated. There has been a noticeable increase in youth interest in education in this field, which contributes to the industry's development. Business involvement is planned to open new educational institutions as part of the agro-classes project.

The demand for feed for broilers and layers is growing. Corn in Indonesia is used for the production of animal feed. A 3% increase in feed production is forecasted, which will require more corn. This is associated with the rise in poultry product consumption and improvement in the economy in Indonesia.

The Prodcorporation has raised the prices for the 3rd grade wheat to 95,000 tenge per ton. Buyers are actively buying grain at the exchange, especially wheat and barley. Wheat prices have increased by 5-7,000 tenge per ton. Trading at the exchange ensures fair prices and access to grain.

At the beginning of 2025, Russia reduced the export of vegetable oils by 27%. The decrease was caused by a 66% increase in sunflower prices, high tariffs, and the ruble exchange rate.

On the contrary, the export of rapeseed oil increased due to China's tariffs on Canadian products. Analysts note a decrease in production and a deterioration in the profitability of exports.

The head of the Russian Guild of Bakers and Confectioners, Yuri Katznelson, emphasized the low availability of bread in the North Caucasus Federal District. He noted the insufficient number of bread production enterprises, especially in the Stavropol Krai, which leads to high prices. To improve the situation, it is necessary to open about 300 bakeries in the region.

Agriculturists of Dagestan have sown approximately 40 thousand hectares of spring crops, which is more than 17% of the plan. The region allocates a large area for perennial grasses. According to Sharipov, sowing is ahead of schedule. This year, slightly less has been sown due to the weather, but soil moisture allows sowing everywhere. Seed and machinery delivery are actively being resolved.

In January-March 2025, Russian companies increased shrimp catch to 5.4 thousand tons, exceeding the previous year by 29%. In 2024, fishermen caught 27 thousand tons, which is 14% more than in 2023. The catch growth in the Azov Sea reached 33%. The shrimp market in Russia has increased by 15%, with sales growing in retail chains. Global aquaculture shrimp production is expected to increase by 2% to 6.1 million tons.