Russia: Amga District in Yakutia Gathers 2,109 Tonnes of Potatoes, Harvest Plan Fulfilled in Full
Amga district brought in 2,109 tonnes of potatoes and 481 tonnes of vegetables from 170.5 and 20.2 hectares respectively, meeting its 2026 harvest plan in full, district head Stepan Kuzmin said.
Farmers in the Amga district (Amginsky ulus) of Russia’s Yakutia region have gathered 2,109 tonnes of potatoes and 481 tonnes of other vegetables — about 2,590 tonnes combined — fulfilling the district’s harvest plan in full, district head Stepan Kuzmin reported at an agro-industrial meeting chaired by Yakutia’s head Aisen Nikolaev, regional media outlet Yakutia-Daily.Ru reported on 20 October 2026. The district had allocated 170.5 hectares to potatoes and 20.2 hectares to vegetables this season.
Across the Sakha Republic as a whole, potatoes were harvested from 6,000 hectares for a total of 70,500 tonnes, and vegetables totaled 28,000 tonnes, both at 100% of plan, according to the same report.
Sources: Yakutia-Daily.Ru via BezFormata (Yakutsk), 20 October 2026.
