Kazakhstan risks losing last year's onion harvest
Kazakh farmers are unable to sell the 160,000 tons of onions that have accumulated in storage, and due to warming, there is a big problem
agriculture in the East
Turkish coffee exported to nearly 150 countries
Exports of coffee from Türkiye have gained momentum in recent years, with shipments nearly tripling over the last 5 years, according to data from …
Kazakhstan to supply 1 million eggs to Russia every month until end of 2024
Kazakhstan will export 1 million eggs per month to the Russian Federation by the end of the year. In February, the supply was higher. More than 600 thousand eggs arrived to Russia.
Sea import of Turkish eggs to Russia begun
For the first time, Turkish eggs arrived in the Russian Federation by sea. On Saturday, the fragile cargo reached Novorossiysk.
Almost 40 tons of Turkish eggs imported through Azerbaijan to Russia
Two more batches of table chicken eggs from Türkiye have been delivered to the Russian Federation. Rosselkhoznadzor reported about the supplies.
Kazakhstan may increase egg supplies to Russia
Russia has asked its neighbour Kazakhstan to increase egg supplies to Russian retailers, the Kazakh government said on Wednesday. The Kazakh cabinet said in a statement that a Russian deputy prime minister had raised the matter in talks …
Turkish eggs to go on sale in Moscow and Moscow region
Turkish eggs arrived in the capital region. They will appear on store shelves soon.
Uzbekistan to provide jobs for 5 mln people in 2024
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has familiarized himself with a program to create new jobs in the country in 2024, which envisages providing jobs for 5 million people, the presidential press service reported. …
Türkiye becomes leader in tangerines export to Russia
Most of the tangerines that come to the Russian Federation are imported from Türkiye.
Iran, North Ossetia to trade grain, dried fruits
North Ossetia continues to increase cooperation with Iran in the field of agriculture
UAE to grow blueberries in Uzbekistan
Blueberries and blueberries will be grown in Uzbekistan. An Emirati company will produce berries for further export.
Uzbek peanuts to compete with supplies from China and USA in market
A new variety of peanuts has been developed in Uzbekistan. It is expected that "Leader" will displace peanuts from the USA and other producing countries in the world market.
Russia to supply 1 mln tons of grain to Turkey
The procedure on supply of 1 mln tons of Russian grain to Turkey for processing and for being delivered to countries in need further on is in the works now, …
Russia returns infected peaches to Türkiye
A ship with contaminated peaches and nectarines from Türkiye has arrived at the Black Sea port of the Russian Federation. Rosselkhoznadzor decided to return the goods to the supplier.
UAE bans rice exports and re-exports after India's move
The United Arab Emirates has banned rice exports and re-exports for four months, including rice of Indian origin, Emirates News Agency reported. “The decision included banning the export and re-export of rice originating in …
Uzbekistan increased sweet cherries export by 60%
Uzbekistan has already earned almost $39 million from the cherries export in 2023. The sale of cherries abroad has increased by 60% this year.
Aomori Heartbeat berries sold for $3,500 in Japan
The box of the Aomori Heartbeat cherry fetched the highest price of 500,000 yen ($3,500) per box during this year’s auction in Japan. A box of 15 Aomori Heartbeat cherries fetched 500,000 yen at the auction in Japan, …
Russia bans imports of dairy products from Kyrgyzstan
The supply of dairy products to Russia from Kyrgyzstan has been stopped from today. The decision was made by Rosselkhoznadzor due to the lack of necessary quality control at Kyrgyz enterprises.
Smart farming advances China's modern agricultural development
China is pursuing modernization in its agriculture and rural areas at a fast pace. Zhou Shijie, a tomato grower …
Can vertical farming provide Middle East with food?
In a region with plenty of sun but little water, farming is rarely an easy option, so it’s little surprise that Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates import around 85% of all the food they consume
