Russia’s Minister of Agriculture, Elena Skrynik, invites companies and organisations seeking an appropriate platform where they can demonstrate their products and services to participate in the brightest agricultural event of the year – the All-Russian Agricultural Exhibition “Golden Autumn”.
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Allocation of the stands for the bookings received started at the beginning of July. The halls are being divided up into specialised sections in line with the thematic areas stated in the stand application forms.
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The high quality of visitors at AgroTech Russia is well known – this motivates exhibitors to participate in the exhibition.
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Companies from Germany, Italy, Canada, the Netherlands, China and Argentina will show their technical developments on the AgroTech Russia as part of national pavilions. Particularly strong is traditionally the German joint pavilion – with 42 exhibitors it is currently the leading international participation.
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At the meeting of the Presidium of the Council in Tambov, great attention was paid to agriculture as one of the most important priority projects to be developed. First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov announced a 20% increase in agricultural production, made possible by realising the priority project from 2006 to 2009.
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The agricultural machinery industry is expecting sales in Russia to rise by 20 % in absolute figures this year and by 35 % in cash equivalents, according to a survey by the media agency United Press published in the June issue of the magazine “AgroInvestor”.
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Drought has destroyed the grain harvest in more than 20 regions of Russia. Hopes are now resting on sunflowers and sugar beets.
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More than 20 of Russia’s over 80 regions are currently suffering from the worst heatwave for over fifty years. For more than a month now south-easterly winds have been driving hot, dry masses of air from Central Asia and the steppes on the northern shore of the Caspian Sea into Central Russia, where summers are otherwise usually damp and only moderately warm.
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The disastrous situation in the fields obliged the Russian government to concern itself with the drought at a crisis session at the beginning of July. First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov called for effective and targeted support for the affected farms. He commissioned Minister of Agriculture Elena Skrynnik with setting up a crisis unit.
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Forward-looking plans by the American company John Deere are in line with the goals of the Russian government – to increase the production of grain and other renewable resources. Samuel Allen, President and Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Board of Deere & Company, explained this at the ceremony to mark the opening of the new manufacturing plant and warehouse in Domodedovo.
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20 May 2010 –a date to remember for Russian farmers in the municipality of Detchino in the Kaluga district. Two leading manufacturers of agricultural machinery from Germany, Lemken and Grimme, officially opened their assembly, service and sales centres in Russia.
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The manufacturers’ association Gomselmash plans to boost its investment volume in developing and modernising production by 0.7 % in 2010 by comparison with 2009, representing about 100 billion roubles.
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At the end of May CNH Global NV and OJSC KAMAZ entered into an agreement on a Joint Venture to produce agricultural machinery and construction plant in the Russian Federation. The agreement was signed by Franco Fusignani, Chairman of the Board of CNH International SA, and Alessandro Nasi, Senior Vice President of Business Development at CNH, Sergey Kogogin, Director General of OJSC KAMAZ and Timur Nuriakhmetov, Director General of CNH-KAMAZ Industry LLC, at a ceremony at the head office of CNH International in Lugano in Switzerland.
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Russia’s agricultural markets are set to show a rise in demand for agri-machinery this year – or next year at the latest. This trend was highlighted in a presentation by Vyacheslav Nungezer, Director of the Department of Scientific and Technical Policy and Education with the Russian Federation’s Ministry of Agriculture, during a recent AgroTech Russia exhibition’s council meeting.
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At the Government Commission’s Agricultural Committee Meeting, First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov responded to queries about the support programme by announcing that, although the agricultural sector saw its financial strength weaken in 2009, its development outlook still remains positive (source: ITAR-TASS news agency).
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In Russia two manufacturers of agricultural machinery – ‘Rostselmash’ in Rostov-on-Don and the company ‘Traktornye zavody’ (KTZ) which is headquartered in Cheboksary - have agreed on regional scrappage schemes with the authorities in Rostov-on-Don and Nizhniy Novgorod provinces.
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In decree no. 78 of 15 March 2010, Russia’s Minister of Agriculture, Elena Skrynnik, listed those exhibitions that will receive government backing in 2010. Amongst the names on this list is AgroTech Russia 2010, the only All-Russian agri-machinery exhibition in the Moscow region.
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More and more companies are showing an interest in AgroTech Russia 2010. This rise in popularity is mainly due to the fact that exhibitors were very satisfied with the results of AgroTech Russia 2009, in particular with the quality of visitors.
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Italy is planning two joint stands at AgroTech Russia in 2010. One of them, which will cover an surface area of some 500 m2, is being organised by the Italian Institute for Economic Development whilst the other, which comes under the remit of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mantova Province, will occupy some 100 m2 of floor space.
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Claas has announced it will soon be completing preparations for the construction of a new plant in the Voronezh region. Representatives of the German company are quoted as saying that this region is ‘highly suited to the manufacture of agricultural machinery’.
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John Deere boasts a long-standing relationship with Russia and with the Soviet Union before that - one that can be traced back to the nineteenth century. In those days, farmers worked the soil without ‘iron horses’ but with horse-drawn ploughs – thus the technology that was exported to Russia was tillage technology.
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Russian ag machinery market ripe for growth
Golden opportunity at the Golden Autumn show, AgroTech 2010
Russian demand for agri-machinery is set to increase, a trend that bodes positively for the forthcoming AgroTech Russia in October 2010. This trend was highlighted in a presentation by Vyacheslav Nungezer, director of the Department of Scientific and Technical Policy and Education, Ministry of Agriculture, Russian Federation, during a recent AgroTech Russia exhibitions council meeting.
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At the suggestion of the DLG, the successful cooperation with Argentina‘s agricultural exhibition organiser ExpoAgro – already demonstrated successfully at Agritechnica in Hanover – has been expanded.
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Bulatov Anton, Press Secretary, Agromashholding: "Today AgroTech Russia is without doubt the leading platform for presenting future-oriented technologies in the field of agricultural machinery and equipment, for discussing current trends in the sector."
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There were five country pavilions at AgroTech Russia in 2009 where German, Italian, Dutch, Chinese and Slovenian companies presented technical solutions and know-how for Russia’s agriculture.
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Despite the crisis, the excellent results of AgroTech Russia 2009 show that the industry is not burying its head in the sand.
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This year, the all-Russian agricultural exhibition “Golden Autumn” is being held for the twelfth time. Every farmer in Russia knows this exhibition held at the All Russian Exhibition Centre and enjoys coming to Moscow
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