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Agricultural Bank announced the launch of the "Made in Russia"
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Ryazan region for 9 months increased the production of meat and poultry by 11%
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sepheronx wrote:Agricultural Bank announced the launch of the "Made in Russia"
May I ask for detailed translation/explanation about the project and the clip ? Thank you very much.
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Russia’s Leningrad Region and Hungary to Expand Cooperation in Agriculture
According to region's press service, the Leningrad Region and Hungary will develop cooperation in agriculture and exchange experiences and technology in crop research, storage, processing and shipping vegetables.
St Petersburg (Sputnik) — The Leningrad Region and Hungary will develop cooperation in agriculture and exchange experiences and technology in crop research, storage, processing and shipping vegetables, and constructing and upgrading dairy farms, the region's press service reported.
“Leningrad Region Vice Governor and Chairman of the Committee on Economic Development and Investment Activity Dmitry Yalov and authorized representative of the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade for developing relations with Russia, Gyula Budai, said during their working meeting that they are interested in developing cooperation in agro-industrial technology, veterinary medicine, housing and utilities, and environmental security,” the press service reported.
This is the third meeting between the heads of the Leningrad Region and Hungarian representatives this year. The meetings participants discussed the possibility of using modern Hungarian technology in the agro-industrial complex, housing and utilities, energy-saving, construction, and transport.
The Leningrad Region and Hungary cooperate on the basis of an economic cooperation agreement signed by the Leningrad Region government and the Hungarian Ministry of Economy and Transport on December 7, 2007. Since January 2012, the Hungarian Ministry of National Development has been in charge of its implementation.
The Leningrad Region supplies Hungary with inorganic chemistry products, electrical machines, equipment and rubber, and buys from the country electrical machines and industrial equipment.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/business/20151022/1028914159/Russia-Hungary-Agriculture.html#ixzz3pMRM5kbH
According to region's press service, the Leningrad Region and Hungary will develop cooperation in agriculture and exchange experiences and technology in crop research, storage, processing and shipping vegetables.
St Petersburg (Sputnik) — The Leningrad Region and Hungary will develop cooperation in agriculture and exchange experiences and technology in crop research, storage, processing and shipping vegetables, and constructing and upgrading dairy farms, the region's press service reported.
“Leningrad Region Vice Governor and Chairman of the Committee on Economic Development and Investment Activity Dmitry Yalov and authorized representative of the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade for developing relations with Russia, Gyula Budai, said during their working meeting that they are interested in developing cooperation in agro-industrial technology, veterinary medicine, housing and utilities, and environmental security,” the press service reported.
This is the third meeting between the heads of the Leningrad Region and Hungarian representatives this year. The meetings participants discussed the possibility of using modern Hungarian technology in the agro-industrial complex, housing and utilities, energy-saving, construction, and transport.
The Leningrad Region and Hungary cooperate on the basis of an economic cooperation agreement signed by the Leningrad Region government and the Hungarian Ministry of Economy and Transport on December 7, 2007. Since January 2012, the Hungarian Ministry of National Development has been in charge of its implementation.
The Leningrad Region supplies Hungary with inorganic chemistry products, electrical machines, equipment and rubber, and buys from the country electrical machines and industrial equipment.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/business/20151022/1028914159/Russia-Hungary-Agriculture.html#ixzz3pMRM5kbH
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http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151025/1029088910/resourceful-russian-learn-make-home-products.html
This article is somewhat interesting. As it doesnt seem to point out all the major new cheese making companies in Russia, it does point out how cheese making kits for make at home cheese has increased in sales drastically. So it appears, much like how huge amounts of Russians grow their own veggies/fruits, now are making their own cheeses.
This is good and bad. Good for individuals. Bad for economy as it will tie into these major companies industries. But it could sprout a new profitable industry of DIY and farmer market sales.
I guess its a wait and see kinda thing.
This article is somewhat interesting. As it doesnt seem to point out all the major new cheese making companies in Russia, it does point out how cheese making kits for make at home cheese has increased in sales drastically. So it appears, much like how huge amounts of Russians grow their own veggies/fruits, now are making their own cheeses.
This is good and bad. Good for individuals. Bad for economy as it will tie into these major companies industries. But it could sprout a new profitable industry of DIY and farmer market sales.
I guess its a wait and see kinda thing.
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People making and growing their own food is always good (as long as they are not FORCED to do so). It tends to be healthier and free of additives. I would love to make my own cheese 
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Arla Foods and "Molvest" launched a new production at Voronezh
Milk Holding "Molvest" with Arla Foods launches in the Voronezh region Cheese production capacity up to 9000 tons per year. Total investments amounted to 60 million rubles.
РИА Новости http://ria.ru/economy/20151102/1312653964.html#ixzz3qNKYK2fh
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From RT, proprosal from SP party about land distribution
https://www.rt.com/politics/320634-leftists-propose-free-land-distribution/
https://www.rt.com/politics/320634-leftists-propose-free-land-distribution/
The Fair Russia party has prepared a bill proposing the free handout of 1 hectare land plots to all citizens, claiming that such a measure would increase the strength of the middle class in the country, help agriculture and the development of unpopulated regions.
The bill was drafted Tuesday by the head of the Fair Russia parliamentary caucus, Sergey Mironov, and MP Oleg Nilov of the same party. The current version of the document allows certain categories of citizens, such as families with many children, disabled persons and people whose profession includes hard physical labor to receive 1 hectare (2.47 acres) of free land from the state to build a home and start a farm for personal use or a commercial agricultural enterprise.
At the same time, some categories of citizens, such as convicts who have not served their sentences and all people convicted of corruption crimes would not be allowed to participate in the program.
According to the bill, the land will be first granted for free use for a period of five years. After that, state bodies will check if the plot is used for the declared purposes and allow prolongation of its free use or make it the homeowner’s permanent property.
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Record harvest of rice in Kuban
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higurashihougi wrote:From RT, proprosal from SP party about land distribution
https://www.rt.com/politics/320634-leftists-propose-free-land-distribution/
The Fair Russia party has prepared a bill proposing the free handout of 1 hectare land plots to all citizens, claiming that such a measure would increase the strength of the middle class in the country, help agriculture and the development of unpopulated regions.
The bill was drafted Tuesday by the head of the Fair Russia parliamentary caucus, Sergey Mironov, and MP Oleg Nilov of the same party. The current version of the document allows certain categories of citizens, such as families with many children, disabled persons and people whose profession includes hard physical labor to receive 1 hectare (2.47 acres) of free land from the state to build a home and start a farm for personal use or a commercial agricultural enterprise.
At the same time, some categories of citizens, such as convicts who have not served their sentences and all people convicted of corruption crimes would not be allowed to participate in the program.
According to the bill, the land will be first granted for free use for a period of five years. After that, state bodies will check if the plot is used for the declared purposes and allow prolongation of its free use or make it the homeowner’s permanent property.
Russia already went through this during the 1990s. None of these microfarms will be economically viable and will disappear in a few years.
Why go through this nonsense again? Russian agriculture has finally reached a normal mode of development and now some clowns want
to start with the retarded social engineering again. I would say that these clowns are malicious towards Russia.
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But: http://naturalhomes.org/naturalliving/russian-dacha.htmkvs wrote:higurashihougi wrote:From RT, proprosal from SP party about land distribution
https://www.rt.com/politics/320634-leftists-propose-free-land-distribution/
The Fair Russia party has prepared a bill proposing the free handout of 1 hectare land plots to all citizens, claiming that such a measure would increase the strength of the middle class in the country, help agriculture and the development of unpopulated regions.
The bill was drafted Tuesday by the head of the Fair Russia parliamentary caucus, Sergey Mironov, and MP Oleg Nilov of the same party. The current version of the document allows certain categories of citizens, such as families with many children, disabled persons and people whose profession includes hard physical labor to receive 1 hectare (2.47 acres) of free land from the state to build a home and start a farm for personal use or a commercial agricultural enterprise.
At the same time, some categories of citizens, such as convicts who have not served their sentences and all people convicted of corruption crimes would not be allowed to participate in the program.
According to the bill, the land will be first granted for free use for a period of five years. After that, state bodies will check if the plot is used for the declared purposes and allow prolongation of its free use or make it the homeowner’s permanent property.
Russia already went through this during the 1990s. None of these microfarms will be economically viable and will disappear in a few years.
Why go through this nonsense again? Russian agriculture has finally reached a normal mode of development and now some clowns want
to start with the retarded social engineering again. I would say that these clowns are malicious towards Russia.
Seems to have worked well though.
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Land grant: Govt drafts bill for ‘1-hectare per Russian’ in Far East
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has ordered the cabinet to draft the bill allowing every Russian citizen to get 1 hectare land plot in the Far East for free on condition that the land would not be passed on or rented to foreigners.
The PM ordered the development of a special web service that would allow Russians to get all the necessary papers confirming their property rights remotely and with a minimum of red tape. The plots will be divided from land that’s currently federal and municipal property.
The explanations to the bill, released on the government website on Tuesday, say Russian authorities expect the free land handover to attract more people to the Far East Federal District, to slow or stop the outward migration of locals and boost the socio-economic development of the territory.
The bill also prohibits any use of land plots received for free by foreign citizens. It specifically details all types of legal schemes used in real estate to get around this and bans them – for example actual sale, passing as a gift, renting out, trust management, free use, etc.
The idea of a ‘Russian Homestead Act’ was first proposed in mid-January this year by the presidential envoy to the Far East Federal District Yury Trutnev, who proposed offering large land plots for free to anyone who resettled to the Russian Far East to start a farm or other business. The plan also included the handover of one-hectare plots, a ban on selling the received land and a five-year trial period.
As Trutnev presented his plan to the press, he said President Vladimir Putin had called the initiative correct in principle and noted that similar programs had been successfully implemented historically in Siberia. Putin also urged all responsible officials to be precise and cautious when detailing the conditions for land ownership.
Recently a similar bill was prepared by MPs from the center-left party Fair Russia, who claimed that a free land handover would increase the strength of the middle class in the country, help agriculture and the development of unpopulated regions. However, the leftists’ bill was not limited to the Far East Federal District and allowed for the handout of land plots throughout Russia.
https://www.rt.com/politics/322404-government-drafts-bill-on-free/
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has ordered the cabinet to draft the bill allowing every Russian citizen to get 1 hectare land plot in the Far East for free on condition that the land would not be passed on or rented to foreigners.
The PM ordered the development of a special web service that would allow Russians to get all the necessary papers confirming their property rights remotely and with a minimum of red tape. The plots will be divided from land that’s currently federal and municipal property.
The explanations to the bill, released on the government website on Tuesday, say Russian authorities expect the free land handover to attract more people to the Far East Federal District, to slow or stop the outward migration of locals and boost the socio-economic development of the territory.
The bill also prohibits any use of land plots received for free by foreign citizens. It specifically details all types of legal schemes used in real estate to get around this and bans them – for example actual sale, passing as a gift, renting out, trust management, free use, etc.
The idea of a ‘Russian Homestead Act’ was first proposed in mid-January this year by the presidential envoy to the Far East Federal District Yury Trutnev, who proposed offering large land plots for free to anyone who resettled to the Russian Far East to start a farm or other business. The plan also included the handover of one-hectare plots, a ban on selling the received land and a five-year trial period.
As Trutnev presented his plan to the press, he said President Vladimir Putin had called the initiative correct in principle and noted that similar programs had been successfully implemented historically in Siberia. Putin also urged all responsible officials to be precise and cautious when detailing the conditions for land ownership.
Recently a similar bill was prepared by MPs from the center-left party Fair Russia, who claimed that a free land handover would increase the strength of the middle class in the country, help agriculture and the development of unpopulated regions. However, the leftists’ bill was not limited to the Far East Federal District and allowed for the handout of land plots throughout Russia.
https://www.rt.com/politics/322404-government-drafts-bill-on-free/
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Russia capable of becoming world’s biggest supplier of healthy food — Putin
Russia is capable of becoming the biggest global supplier of healthy, eco-friendly, high-quality food, which certain western producers have been lacking for a long time already, Russian President said
MOSCOW, December 3. /TASS/. Russia is capable of becoming the world’s leading supplier of healthy food, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at his annual state of the nation address to the Federal Assembly on Thursday.
"We won’t only be able to feed ourselves given our land, water resources. Russia is capable of becoming the biggest global supplier of healthy, eco-friendly, high-quality food, which certain western producers have been lacking for a long time already," President said, adding that the global demand for such products is on the rise.
"In order to solve those ambitious tasks it’s necessary to focus resources on backing first of all those enterprises, which are demonstrating high efficiency. The program of the agricultural sector should be based on those principles. I mean large, medium-sized and small enterprises should all be effective. I’m asking the Agriculture Ministry to pay a special attention to it," Putin said.
Russia's agriculture saw rapid progress over a short period of time, Russia's President Vladimir Putin said.
"Last year exports of agriculture from Russia reached almost $20 bln, which is a quarter higher than revenue from military exports, and is around a third of gas export values. Our agriculture saw this rapid progress over a short yet fruitful period," he said. "Only 10 years ago we bought half of food products from abroad, we depended critically on imports. Now, Russia is among exporters, thanks to the farmers," he added.
Earlier, Russia's Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev said Russia could export 30 mln tonnes of grain in the current agricultural year (July-June), which is half a tonne lower than the previous year.
Russia is capable of becoming the biggest global supplier of healthy, eco-friendly, high-quality food, which certain western producers have been lacking for a long time already, Russian President said
MOSCOW, December 3. /TASS/. Russia is capable of becoming the world’s leading supplier of healthy food, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at his annual state of the nation address to the Federal Assembly on Thursday.
"We won’t only be able to feed ourselves given our land, water resources. Russia is capable of becoming the biggest global supplier of healthy, eco-friendly, high-quality food, which certain western producers have been lacking for a long time already," President said, adding that the global demand for such products is on the rise.
"In order to solve those ambitious tasks it’s necessary to focus resources on backing first of all those enterprises, which are demonstrating high efficiency. The program of the agricultural sector should be based on those principles. I mean large, medium-sized and small enterprises should all be effective. I’m asking the Agriculture Ministry to pay a special attention to it," Putin said.
Russia's agriculture saw rapid progress over a short period of time, Russia's President Vladimir Putin said.
"Last year exports of agriculture from Russia reached almost $20 bln, which is a quarter higher than revenue from military exports, and is around a third of gas export values. Our agriculture saw this rapid progress over a short yet fruitful period," he said. "Only 10 years ago we bought half of food products from abroad, we depended critically on imports. Now, Russia is among exporters, thanks to the farmers," he added.
Earlier, Russia's Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev said Russia could export 30 mln tonnes of grain in the current agricultural year (July-June), which is half a tonne lower than the previous year.
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@flaming python: a number of Vietnamese fruits, vegie and seafood will make their appearance in St. Peterburg soon
http://vn.sputniknews.com/vietnam/20151209/948938.html?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=anPh&utm_campaign=URL_shortening (originally in Vietnamese)
Dunno which are Russian's favourite fruits ?
http://vn.sputniknews.com/vietnam/20151209/948938.html?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=anPh&utm_campaign=URL_shortening (originally in Vietnamese)
Dunno which are Russian's favourite fruits ?
Việt Nam will provide fruits, seafood and vegetables to St. Peterburg, Mayor Georgy Poltavchenko has announced this information to the media today.
"Our Vietnamese colleagues have great interest at X5 Retail. They mentioned in details about the supplying of fruits, seafood and vegetables to St. Peterburg via the company (?). This is a promising development if we consider the free trade zone between Vietnam and Eurasian Economic Zone", Mr. Poltavchenko said.
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higurashihougi wrote:@flaming python: a number of Vietnamese fruits, vegie and seafood will make their appearance in St. Peterburg soon
http://vn.sputniknews.com/vietnam/20151209/948938.html?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=anPh&utm_campaign=URL_shortening (originally in Vietnamese)
Dunno which are Russian's favourite fruits ?
Việt Nam will provide fruits, seafood and vegetables to St. Peterburg, Mayor Georgy Poltavchenko has announced this information to the media today.
"Our Vietnamese colleagues have great interest at X5 Retail. They mentioned in details about the supplying of fruits, seafood and vegetables to St. Peterburg via the company (?). This is a promising development if we consider the free trade zone between Vietnam and Eurasian Economic Zone", Mr. Poltavchenko said.
(...)
Awesome
Does Vietnam export Tuna? Coz our Tuna seems to come only from Thailand and Spain and they're pretty expensive, need more competition to drive down the prices.
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Yes, we do export tuna to Russia. Recently the export increased significantly, although still not the largest.
BTW dunno if Russians may like this
http://bandantoctongiao.org/uploads/219_12_sau-rieng.jpg
BTW dunno if Russians may like this
http://bandantoctongiao.org/uploads/219_12_sau-rieng.jpg
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higurashihougi wrote:Yes, we do export tuna to Russia. Recently the export increased significantly, although still not the largest.
BTW dunno if Russians may like this
http://bandantoctongiao.org/uploads/219_12_sau-rieng.jpg
Giant lychees? Looks like that.
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Could be durans.
Hig, do these things smell like rotting meat when you break them open, but taste super sweet?
Hig, do these things smell like rotting meat when you break them open, but taste super sweet?
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sepheronx wrote:Could be durans.
Hig, do these things smell like rotting meat when you break them open, but taste super sweet?
Yes, that's duran
Duran possess both "fragrant" and "rotten" chemicals. So, depends on which kinds of aroma get into your nose first, or your nose is more sensitive to which.
That's why some people claim that duran smells like rotten meat, but some claim duran smells very nice. Both sides are all true.
Personally I love duran, both the smell and the taste.
Anyway, I also like Jackfruit. Different fruit with more or less similar apperance.
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While Russia's current policies will create benefits in the long run, it cannot be denied that there are some negative effects in the short run.
CBR decares shortages of banned food
Import substitution can be a good thing, but it does come at a cost.
CBR decares shortages of banned food
Import substitution can be a good thing, but it does come at a cost.
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A Different Voice wrote:While Russia's current policies will create benefits in the long run, it cannot be denied that there are some negative effects in the short run.
CBR decares shortages of banned food
Import substitution can be a good thing, but it does come at a cost.
Shortages of some stuff here and there are nothing new but Moscow Times is not exactly considered a credible source...
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The article contradicts itself regarding massive meat increase but drop in sausage.... thats meat.
Anyway, it really doesnt say what products other than cereal which Russia was barely importing any anyway as they were their own largest producer, i would take it with a grain of salt.
The moscow times is a Finnish company and sure enough Finland is also sanctioned. So you can put two to two together.
That said, I hope Russia starts . Helsinki today or some other news to pull the same stunts on them.
Anyway, it really doesnt say what products other than cereal which Russia was barely importing any anyway as they were their own largest producer, i would take it with a grain of salt.
The moscow times is a Finnish company and sure enough Finland is also sanctioned. So you can put two to two together.
That said, I hope Russia starts . Helsinki today or some other news to pull the same stunts on them.
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sepheronx wrote:The moscow times is a Finnish company and sure enough Finland is also sanctioned. So you can put two to two together.
- The Moscow Times was owned by Finnish Sanoma, it was not Finnish.
- This year, it was sold to a Russian owner.
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Bad decision to purchase it due to its poor image.
That said, the article is missing data. So long as the data isnt available, then it is easy to pass off. They dont state what is the demand, consumption rate or production rate itself. It is an article, but lacking substance.
That said, the article is missing data. So long as the data isnt available, then it is easy to pass off. They dont state what is the demand, consumption rate or production rate itself. It is an article, but lacking substance.
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ExBeobachter1987 wrote:sepheronx wrote:The moscow times is a Finnish company and sure enough Finland is also sanctioned. So you can put two to two together.
- The Moscow Times was owned by Finnish Sanoma, it was not Finnish.
- This year, it was sold to a Russian owner.
And who is the editor?
