Financial support for Crimean farmers will remain at the level of 3 billion rubles per year

This is a standard story, there will be no increase. There will be the same fairly high tempo [господдержки аграриев]about 3 billion [рублей] will stand out [в год]. There is no point in increasing it, it makes sense, probably, to take a more targeted and balanced approach to this support, that is, it should go where it is really neededhe said.

According to Kratyuk, the main task in the agricultural sector in Crimea now is to understand which industries need financial support to a greater extent so that the money reaches the “target consumer.” The same situation is with the increase in the area of ​​agricultural land.

Here, again, the question is not about increase, but about high-quality use of what we have. We have territories that need to be added to circulation, introduced, but this must be approached very precisely. There is no task to plow up everything that is possible, there is a task to introduce a certain volume every year, and this volume should quickly produce productionhe added.

In addition, Kratyuk noted that the main interest for investment in the agro-industrial complex of the republic is represented by companies engaged in the production of those crops that are represented only in Crimea. “There are stone fruits, lavender, nut crops — those crops that only we can grow on the territory of the republic, and we need to invest in them,” the minister said.

About the exhibition

The Russian agro-industrial exhibition “Golden Autumn” is taking place in Moscow from October 9 to 12, 2024 at the Timiryazev Center educational and exhibition complex, built on the basis of the Timiryazev Academy.

source: TASS