623 companies from 29 countries – some 23,000 visitors
The international agricultural machinery sector is stepping up its contacts with Russian farmers and investors. This is the verdict of the organisers – the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (MVC VVC, Moscow) and DLG International GmbH (a subsidiary of DLG e.V.) - at the close of the international agricultural machinery exhibition AgroTech Russia. From 6 to 9 October 2011, some 623 companies and organisations from 29 countries, including all leading agricultural machinery producers, presented a wide range of the latest machinery and equipment for plant production at the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (VVC) in Moscow.
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First Deputy Prime Minister sets high targets for agricultural machinery producers
Keeping prices for fuel and lubricants low for farmers
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Potato harvest grows by 30 per cent
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The First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Viktor Zubkov stated that in 2010 imports of agricultural machinery went up by 57.4 %. At the same time, the demand for Russian agricultural machinery dropped by 5.5 %. Based on these figures, the market for agricultural machinery grew by 14.8 % in 2010 and its growth dynamics continue to look good.
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With over 600 exhibitors from 29 countries, the AgroTech Russia International Exhibition for Agricultural Machinery has registered the best attendance since its inception four years ago. The exhibition was held from 8 to 11 October 2010 at the All-Russian Exhibition Centre in Moscow as part of ‘Russian Agricultural Industry Week’ which has developed this year from the traditional ‘Golden Autumn’ exhibition.
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Import Growth and Problems Generated by the Use of Foreign Agricultural Machinery is the title of the presentation by Janna Martynova, General Director of the information and analytical services company VladVneshService and expert on foreign trade “growing points,” at the Agroforum “Improvements in Technology and Performance as the Basis for Developing and Enhancing the Sustainability of the Russian Agricultural Sector” on October 9th, as part of the international exhibition for agricultural machinery AgroTech Russia.
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The Russian Federation’s Agricultural Ministry has made a decision to expand the Russian agroindustrial exhibition ‘Golden Autumn’ and to change its name to the ‘Russian Agroindustrial Week’.
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