Mongolia’s Sudden Potato Export Ban: Implications for Buryatia’s Agriculture and Food Security
Buryatia, a republic in Russia heavily reliant on potato imports from Mongolia, has been abruptly cut off from this supply ...
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Early Domestic Potato Prices Plummet: Farmers Face Losses Amid Import Dominance and Labor Challenges
Southern Russian regions, including Kabardino-Balkaria, Stavropol, and Krasnodar, have begun selective harvesting of early potatoes. However, farmers report disappointing prices—just 50–60 ...
Southern Potato Harvest to Stabilize Prices: Will Supply Meet Demand in 2024?
As the first batches of open-ground potatoes from southern Russia hit the shelves in early June, consumers can expect some ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Potato Crisis: Rising Imports, Soaring Prices, and the Urgent Need for Agricultural Resilience
Recent data reveals a startling surge in Kyrgyzstan’s potato imports from China, raising alarms over food security and self-sufficiency. According ...
The Future of Russian Vegetable and Potato Production: Challenges and Opportunities
The Rise of Russian Vegetable and Potato Farming In the last two decades, Russian agriculture has experienced significant advancements, particularly ...
Paraguay’s Agriculture: Struggling with Import Dependency and Price Fluctuations
#Agriculture #Paraguay #ImportDependency #PriceFluctuations #SustainableFarming #ClimateChange #FoodSecurity #Small-scaleFarming #MinistryofAgriculture #EconomicChallenges Paraguay finds itself grappling with a significant imbalance in its ...
