Agrarian Credit Corporation Extends Insurance Deadline
Agrarian Credit Corporation extends crop insurance application deadline to July 15, 2026. Insurance covers excess soil moisture damage.
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Agrarian Credit Corporation extends crop insurance application deadline to July 15, 2026. Insurance covers excess soil moisture damage.
China's corn production to reach 306 MMT, corn imports cut to 6 MMT.
China's peach and nectarine production forecast to rebound to 17.3 MMT in MY 2026/27; cherry production to reach 1.02 MMT.
China remains the world's second largest economy and importer of agricultural products. The US is China's second largest supplier of agricultural products.
The Research Bureau "Grains and Oilseeds. Kazakhstan" has published price recommendations for grains and oilseeds on July 7, 2026, noting stable wheat prices and changes in oilseed prices.
The deadline for crop insurance applications has been extended until July 15, 2026, with reduced policy costs for farmers due to government support.
Russian dairy exporter MolProdExpo plans to ship 500 tons of whey to China and expand into Africa, while facing logistics and payment hurdles.
Russia's grain yield has increased by 25% due to systematic work and technological advancements, allowing the country to meet its internal needs and maintain food market stability.
Russia has begun exporting breeding poultry to Belarus, with the first shipment of parent stock chicks of the "Smena-9" cross from the Smena breeding center. Belarusian experts report good development. In 2025, Russia exported $22M in live chickens, with Belarus buying $1.6M in the current year.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has announced a program to provide housing for employees of agricultural universities and research institutes.
The Rosselkhoznadzor detected quarantine objects in imported products from 19 countries and is taking measures to prevent their spread in Russia.
The Oryol region is hosting the Agricultural Week, featuring the Day of the Russian Field, with over 50 varieties of crops and hybrids on display, and the region's agricultural products are exported to 35 countries.