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Bryansk Farmers Begin Early Potato Planting Amid Efforts to Boost Production

by T.G. Lynn
05.04.2025
in Europe, Harvesting, News
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Bryansk Farmers Begin Early Potato Planting Amid Efforts to Boost Production

Agricultural enterprises in Russia’s Bryansk region have commenced early potato planting, aiming to recover from last year’s significant production shortfall. With expanded planting areas and supportive regional initiatives, farmers are optimistic about meeting domestic demand and stabilizing market prices.


Early Planting Initiatives in Bryansk Region

Farmers in the Bryansk region have initiated early potato planting for the 2025 season. Notably, “Melenky Potato” LLC in the Starodubsky district planted over 70 hectares on the first day of operations, with plans to expand to 100 hectares. Local administration head Alexander Podolny visited the fields to support the agricultural workers and assess the planting conditions.​


Addressing the 2024 Production Decline

The early planting efforts come in response to a nearly 20% drop in Russia’s potato harvest in 2024, with the Bryansk region alone producing 500,000 tons less than the previous year. This decline was attributed to reduced cultivation areas and unfavorable weather conditions. The Ministry of Agriculture reported a total harvest of approximately 7 million tons, falling short of the estimated domestic consumption of 8 million tons.​


Regional Strategies for Recovery

To combat these challenges, Bryansk authorities are implementing strategies to enhance potato production:​

  • Expanding Cultivation Areas: Increasing the land allocated for potato farming to boost overall yield.​
  • Improving Seed Quality: Investing in high-quality seed potatoes to ensure better crop performance.​
  • Enhancing Irrigation Systems: Upgrading irrigation infrastructure to mitigate the impact of adverse weather conditions.​

These measures aim to stabilize the potato supply chain, meet domestic demand, and prevent further price increases.​


The initiation of early potato planting in the Bryansk region reflects a proactive approach to overcoming the setbacks of the previous year’s harvest. Through expanded cultivation, improved seed quality, and enhanced irrigation, Bryansk farmers are working towards revitalizing potato production to ensure food security and market stability in Russia.​


Tags: agricultural innovationAgronomyBryansk AgricultureCrop RecoveryEarly Plantingfarm managementFood Securitypotato plantingPotato ProductionRussia Farming
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