
Вице-премьер Дмитрий Патрушев сообщил о завершающей стадии уборочной кампании
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Уборочная кампания является ежегодным сельскохозяйственным циклом в России.
МОСКВА, 2 окт - РИА Новости. Россия переходит к завершающей стадии уборочной кампании, собрано более 126 миллионов тонн зерновых с 90% площадей, сообщил вице-премьер Дмитрий Патрушев.
"Мы плавно переходим к завершающей стадии уборочной кампании. На сегодня зерновые обмолочены с 90% площадей. И собрано больше 126 миллионов тонн", - сказал Патрушев на совещании о ходе сезонных полевых работ в 2026 году.

Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev projected the country's 2026 grain harvest at around 140 million tons and oilseeds at 35 million tons, citing historical harvest data from 2022 to 2025, including a record 157.676 million tons in 2022 and over 144 million tons in 2025.

Harvests of buckwheat, rice and millet in Russia in 2026 will decrease due to a reduction in sown areas, according to the forecast of ProZerno analysts. The buckwheat harvest is expected to be 794 thousand tons (versus 926 thousand in 2025), rice - 833 thousand tons (versus 1.235 million), millet - 240 thousand tons (versus 352 thousand). By mid-September, 120 million tons of grain, mainly wheat, had been harvested.

Minister of Agriculture of Crimea Denis Kratyuk said that the quality of grapes from the 2026 harvest will vary depending on the growing zone, the largest harvest is expected in the terroirs of the Alma and Kacha river valleys, the total harvest will be 15% more than last year’s.

By mid-September, the wheat harvest in Russia exceeded 90 million tons, the total grain harvest reached 120 million tons. Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut noted difficulties with logistics in the Azov-Black Sea basin due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

By mid-September, Russia had harvested 120 million tons of grain, of which 90 million tons were wheat. Despite the high figures, exports are difficult due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Azov-Black Sea basin, which forces the authorities to redirect flows through the Baltic.

The first Russian papaya of the “Dutch” and “Thai” varieties was harvested in Sochi. Laboratory studies have confirmed that the fruits meet biological value standards, have the correct nutrient profile and a balanced mineral composition.