Monitoring - Incubator

Grain exports decreased by 23.2% to 2.5 million tons. The growth in shipments in the first half of December was replaced by a decline. Wheat prices are strengthening in Europe and Russia.

Domestic grain prices are fluctuating, while farmers are hopeful for growth. Exports to Egypt and Bangladesh have increased, with no deliveries to Saudi Arabia. Export quotas for grain in 2025 will be limited.

The government has introduced changes to the agricultural development program. Funding for regional expenses will be improved, subsidies for agro insurance and grants will be strengthened. Attention will also be paid to Siberia and the Far East. The innovations will come into effect starting from 2025.

Swine production in Russia is planned to increase by 25% by 2030, reaching 7.19 million tons live weight. Investments in expanding production and primary meat processing are estimated at 72 billion rubles. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to attract 15,000 specialists in animal husbandry.

Food prices on the world market have been unstable this year, which has led to a decrease in exports. However, the volume of physical shipments has increased by 10%. Meat, dairy, and processed products were successfully exported. Russia aims to double agricultural exports by 2030.