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Dmitry Patrushev stated that autumn sowing in Russia is active and currently covers an area of 3.3 million hectares. The pace of work is in line with forecasts.
"All grain-producing regions have already started harvesting the new crop. More than 93 million tons of grain have been harvested, including 70.5 million tons of wheat. Despite unfavorable weather conditions that accompanied the work in some southern, central, and Volga regions, it is evident that the final volumes will meet expectations. Nevertheless, the Ministry of Agriculture maintains the grain harvest forecast at 132 million tons," said Dmitry Patrushev.
The harvesting of oilseeds, vegetables, potatoes, fruits, and berries continues.
Discussing preparations for sowing in 2025, Dmitry Patrushev emphasized the importance of continuing the transition to domestic seeds.
Significant progress has already been made in this direction. For example, the share of domestic seeds in winter wheat sowing this year exceeded 90%.
The Government of the Russian Federation is implementing a set of measures to provide agricultural producers with necessary resources. In 2024, over 94 billion rubles will be allocated to the regions to support agriculture, including seasonal field work. More than 70% of these funds have already been disbursed. In addition, systematic support mechanisms for the fuel and mineral fertilizer markets are provided for.
Summing up the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister issued a number of instructions. In particular, he instructed the regions, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Federal Antimonopoly Service to ensure price control in the food market, including dairy and meat products, bakery products, and vegetables.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Federal Antimonopoly Service are also tasked with checking supply chains for products where price increases in retail chains exceed production price dynamics and taking appropriate measures upon detecting unjustified price hikes.
The Ministry of Agriculture has been instructed to develop measures for customs and tariff regulation for certain goods aimed at saturating the domestic market and stabilizing prices.
