Poland talks about rising grain prices in the EU amid suspension of Russian exports

Abroad, there was a reaction to the suspension of Russian grain exports. Recall that on the eve of information was confirmed that the Russian Federation will stop the export of rye, wheat, barley and corn outside the EAEU until July 1. This information led to a stir in the global food market.

They decided to tell about the situation that is connected with the decision of Russia and its possible consequences in the Polish press. One of the largest publications in Poland, Rzeczpospolita, comes out with material from Ivona Trusiewicz, which reports that this decision of the Russian Federation is made for the first time in a decade.

From material in Rzeczpospolita:

Grain prices in Europe are rising rapidly. In just three weeks, Russian exporters sold all the grain for which they had a permit. The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation against this background said that it was not going to increase the export quota.

Such a quota can be revised from June 1 to June 30, however, by decision of the ministry, Russia will not at all deliver cereals abroad (outside the Eurasian Economic Union) for this period.

Ivona Trusevich:

The last time Russia banned grain exports in the wake of the 2010 drought. He acted until the end of 2010.

In a Polish newspaper it is reported that in the European Union the price of a ton of wheat has surpassed the bar of 200 euros, reaching the mark of 206 euros. This is almost a year and a half maximum.

Against such a background, food prices in Europe are expected to rise in price, stating that they are not able to provide themselves with sufficient volumes of grain.

Meanwhile, the forecast of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation for harvest-2020 is about 125 million tons.

Comments

[Kurare]

"Gas station country", it turns out, also became a wet nurse.
Well, we are waiting for accusations of "the illegality of such actions."

[Zhan]

Quote: Kurare

"Gas station country", it turns out, also became a wet nurse.
Well, we are waiting for accusations of "the illegality of such actions."

Yes, in a good way to them, let them as they want, and swear. WTO is the reason.

[Tatyana]

Against such a background, food prices in Europe are expected to rise in price, stating that they are not able to provide themselves with sufficient volumes of grain.

Ha! NATO countries - especially Poland - are going to go to war in Russia. Shit the Russian Federation how much in vain! And we will feed them during the sowing season during the pandemic of the coronavirus, without regard to the future!

With Hitler of the USSR in 1941 it already passed! Haha Russia again tread on the same rake - to share their food before the war with enemies.

As they are to us, so are we to them! (Sarcasm.)

[Thrall]

Quote: Tatiana

to share their food before the war with enemies

Well, why not? Generous Russia can offer its "partners" some food options:
- horseradish with butter
- salmon tuna
- bleached (to be eaten)
...

[Andrey Gurenkov]

Well, yes, and also ventilator USA

[Kot_Kuzya]

Quote: Tatiana

With Hitler of the USSR in 1941 it already passed! Haha Russia again tread on the same rake - to share their food before the war with enemies.

Don't write nonsense. The USSR supplied grain as payment for a German loan in the amount of 200 million Reichsmarks, received in August 1939 before the signing of the non-aggression pact. The grain supplies were no help to "starving Germany".

[Stalllker]

We sell, not share

[atalef]

Quote: Stalllker

We sell, not share

article is not clear.
It is written - has risen in price. and how much has it risen?
2 times. 10 times or

Last week, prices for Russian wheat jumped immediately to $ 10, to $ 217 per ton.

$ 10 per ton?
Per ton - Carl.
by as much as 5%
This of course will significantly increase food prices.
Bread and pasta on the European table will become simply not an allowable luxury.
Article by nothing.

[Stalllker]

It’s clear, the supply of grain has decreased, as a result of which prices have been raised, an ordinary market economy, what's the big deal ???? Unless of course you are a primary school student

[Stalllker]

It's April, and 5% is just the beginning !!! In June, grain will pass for $ 250, you will see. With inflation, just over 1%, in Europe, the rise in price of strategic food by 5% is already a lot

[atalef]

Quote: Stalllker

In June, grain will pass for $ 250, you will see

And?

Quote: Stalllker

in Europe, the rise in price of strategic food by 5% is already a lot

Well, it’s clear that Europeans live exclusively on bread and pasta, and 5% - well, is that much?
as much as 50 - euros per thousand.

According to the Federal State Statistics Service, the top three most expensive products by the end of 2019 included cereals, which added 15%, butter (10%) and bread (6%).

so how?
many starving?

[Stalllker]

What does hunger, the dead, and so on. I’m talking about the economy, but you’ve suffered in the cemetery. The same thing I can tell you as an example about gas prices !!! He gave in, so how ???? Stopped driving a lot?

[atalef]

Quote: Stalllker

What does hunger, the dead, and so on. I’m talking about the economy, but you’ve suffered in the cemetery. The same thing I can tell you as an example about gas prices !!! He gave in, so how ???? Stopped driving a lot?

So I'm talking about the economy.
A rise in price of 5% is simply nothing.
Seasonal price fluctuations are more significant.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Stalllker

We sell, not share

If before the war you sell strategic raw materials to a potential enemy, including strategic productive raw materials for feeding the population, livestock and armed forces of an enemy country, this means that by doing so the seller country will TRANSFER the enemy aggressor and its strategy for future victory over itself, instead of its own victory over it.
Therefore, you need to know what to sell abroad when and to whom!

[atalef]

Quote: Tatiana

If before the war

Tatyana, are you already in the trench?

Quote: Tatiana

selling strategic raw materials to a potential enemy, including withtrarategic productive raw materials

new concept, eco wah wrapped up
Is oil and gas strategic?

Quote: Tatiana

that by doing so, the seller country transfers the enemy aggressor and its strategy for future victory

Future victory strategy
What do we smoke?

[AU Ivanov.]

We never shared with Hitler. We paid for food supplies from Germany to the USSR with high-tech products, mainly machine tools. Which subsequently worked for our Victory.

[Tatyana]

Quote: AU Ivanov.

We never shared with Hitler. We paid for food supplies from Germany to the USSR with high-tech products, mainly machine tools. Which subsequently worked for our Victory.

In 1941, this did not happen.
In 1941, Hitler at first, due to deliveries from the USSR, replenished all ANNUAL grain reserves of German foodstuffs - and immediately attacked the USSR insidiously!

[AU Ivanov.]

The supply data of 1940 and 1941 show that these deliveries increased from month to month. In February 1940, Germany supplied the USSR with products worth 1,8 million marks, in June - already at 30,8 million marks, and in December 1940 - at 37,7 million marks. And the last train in June 1941 went not from the USSR to Germany, but from Germany to the USSR, with unique equipment for our industry. It is enough to point out that in January 1941, Germany supplied the USSR with products worth 29,6 million marks, and in June 1941 - 53,2 million marks.

[Tatyana]

As I was taught, the USSR in advance - in the sense before receiving a NEW grain crop in 1941, i.e. at the expense of the OLD harvest - Hitler replenished in this sense with ADVANCE the annual 1941 grain reserves of Germany, and not only.
And after the supply of these grains from the USSR in full, Hitler insidiously attacked the USSR.

[AU Ivanov.]

Well, we received more valuable things from the Germans: industrial equipment that successfully forged a victory in our rear and advanced technologies that the USSR did not possess at that time. Suffice it to say that the German hydraulic presses on Uralmash stamped parts for our armored vehicles throughout the war. And our grain was eaten by the Germans in less than a year.

[Tatyana]

Quote: AS Ivanov.

And our grain was eaten by the Germans in less than a year.

And nevertheless, even if it is so that our grain was eaten by the Germans in less than a year, the years 1941-1942 were the most difficult for the Soviet Union and the USSR in terms of food supplies during the Second World War.

I was taught in the history of the CPSU that such an advance sale of grain of the USSR of Germany to the Second World War from strategic stocks of grain of the OLD crop until a NEW crop was a politically compelled strategic error of the CPSU, which should NOT be repeated AGAIN.
This mistake cost our country dearly.

[AU Ivanov.]

It’s good for us to reason with our afterlife. Here, in the lack of supply, the seizure of food supplies by Germany in the occupied territories also played a role. Well, the carelessness of the then authorities. A fact is known when, shortly before the encirclement of Leningrad, Mikoyan suggested Zhdanov to send food trains to St. Petersburg. Zhdanov refused. And this is several tens of thousands of tons of products.

[Tatyana]

Quote: AS Ivanov.

Mikoyan suggested Zhdanov to send food trains to Peter. Zhdanov refused. And this is several tens of thousands of tons of products.

What is the use of this? The famous Badaevsky warehouses with huge food supplies in Leningrad almost throughout the city, with targeted shelling by the Germans, completely burned out in the early days of the blockade.
Badayevskie warehouses had to be distributed among warehouses throughout the city. But they did not manage to do this. The enemy approached the city too quickly.

[AU Ivanov.]

In Badayevsky warehouses, in fact, a 3-5-day supply of food was stored, its loss was uncritical. Critical was the overall small supply of food.

[Tatyana]

All the same, it was especially nowhere to especially store food for the future in besieged Leningrad for a long period. Warehouses in the city were not enough in that case.

The USSR was not sufficiently prepared for war. And the gossip that Stalin was supposedly the first to attack Germany is sheer bullies!

[AU Ivanov.]

The USSR was not ready for such a war, as not a single state in the world was ready for it. Stalin did not really want to attack first.

[Mabius]

Quote: Tatiana

Anyway, there was especially nowhere to especially store products for future use in Leningrad for a long period.

Well, Tatyana I don’t know, the Baltic Fleet was located there, the largest military factories and Finland couldn’t be aggressive, so that there weren’t any reserves .. Another question is that the air defense was not enough, well, saboteurs .. From the memoirs of the blockade at the site of Badayev’s warehouses the land was literally it is saturated with sugar and then it was recruited for a long time and somehow filtered ..

[Tatyana]

Quote: Mabius

Well, I don’t know, Tatyana, the Baltic Fleet was located there, the largest military factories and Finland could not be aggressive nearby, so that there were no reserves

The city entered the war, having the usual supply of food.
Food cards were introduced in Leningrad on July 17, 1941, that is, even before the blockade, however, this was done only to restore order in supply.

Military blockade of the city of Leningrad German, Finnish and Spanish forces with the participation of volunteers from North Africa, Europe and the Italian naval forces during the Second World War started on September 8, 1941 and lasted until January 27, 1944 - only 872 days.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Mabius

in place of the Badayevsky warehouses, the land was literally saturated with sugar, and then it was recruited for a long time and somehow filtered ..

The blockade was declared precisely on the day after the Badayevsky warehouses burned down.

REFERENCE from the declassified data of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate.
September 8, 1941, half past five in the evening: on the streets of Leningrad there was a rumble of air raid sirens mixed with the roar of fascist aircraft. A city of 6 thousand incendiary bombs falls on the city. Almost 200 fires flare up instantly.
The Badayevsky warehouses also caught fire. In fact, there was no one to extinguish the fire - of the 38 people of the local fire brigade, less than half fight with fire: some were sent to dig trenches, others simply could not go to the warehouses - people did not have a permit to move around the city with an air alert.
The first city firefighters arrived in an hour and a half, but there’s nothing left to extinguish: Of the 50 wooden buildings 40 were almost completely burned. The fire destroyed 3 thousand tons of flour and 2,5 thousand tons of sugar.

[Mabius]

Quote: AS Ivanov.

In Badayevsky warehouses, in fact, a 3-5-day supply of food was stored, its loss was uncritical. Critical was the overall small supply of food.

The first time I hear about it and I doubt it, that the largest city in the USSR does not have large food supplies .. Do not you confuse the respected?

[AU Ivanov.]

Peter had stocks of grain and flour for 30-35 days, that is, until mid-October. According to various sources, in the Badayevskys there were from 3,5 to 5% of the total reserves of bread and sugar.

[Mabius]

Quote: Tatiana

The first city firefighters arrived in an hour and a half, but there was nothing left to extinguish: 50 of the 40 wooden buildings were almost completely burned. The fire destroyed 3 thousand tons of flour and 2,5 thousand tons of sugar.

All this was terribly Tatyana .. I hope now there are underground warehouses and not for a month or two, but at least for a year .. Indeed, they can at any time .. God forbid, such an experience

[atalef]

Quote: Tatiana

According to the history of the CPSU, they taught me that such an advance sale of grain of the USSR of Germany to the Second World War from strategic stocks of grain OLD harvest before receiving a NEW harvest was a politically compelled strategic error of the CPSUwhich you CAN’t never repeat AGAIN.

Stalin was wrong?
Tatyana - you are an opportunist.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Kurare

"Gas station country", it turns out, also became a wet nurse.

Moreover, the nurse (that is, taking first place in the world in grain exports), she has been at least 5 last years ...

[Irokez]

But some do not want to notice this and everything translates to the fact that we simply have to feed some pampered. That is, give us oil and bread. Something is wrong here.
It seems to me that the coronavirus should all lead to a common denominator - "who is who."

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Irokez

It seems to me that the coronavirus should all lead to a common denominator - "who is who."

Better not to the general, but to the denominator in our favor ....

[Irokez]

So it and the general will clearly show everything.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Lara Croft

Better not to the general, but to the denominator in our favor ....

Information for reflection on the benefits of labor in agriculture:
In 2019, 120 tons of grain from 600 ha were harvested in Russia. Thus, the yield of wheat averaged 000, 28 c / ha. However, today in the Russian Federation about 069 ha are abandoned and taken out of crop rotation (for various reasons). Those. This area is one and a half times larger than all sown areas for winter and spring wheat involved in 800. Thus, the potential of cultivated grain could be increased by 42 million tons (half the area under steam). With a grain price of about 96 € per ton, the cost of these 40 million tons was 17, 2 billion €
So, Pushkin was right.

[Senior seaman]

Here are just the grain that you write about, harvested in the southern regions of our country, and abandoned farmland is located a bit to the north, where such productivity will not be close.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Senior Sailor

Here are just the grain that you write about, harvested in the southern regions of our country, and abandoned farmland is located a bit to the north, where such productivity will not be close.

On the lands to the north, flax, oats, barley and rye will not feel bad, which will allow the south to free up areas for wheat. The only problem is that we do not have the opportunity to increase the harvest. to store it not where in view of the fact that over the years of "optimization" i.e. struggle with the village, a bunch of grain storage facilities were rendered unusable, and the rural population decreased significantly.

[dik-nsk]

On the lands to the north, they will not feel bad ...

you are right, and class A wheat is growing very well here .. moreover, paradoxically, our (Siberian) grain is better than central Russia and more valued

[hydrox]

This is because there is less thrips in Siberia :: but wait a minute, after the current winter weather it is still unknown how much will grow ...

[hydrox]

How funny Liberda stuck this minus, because she was offended that she was caught failing to fulfill American plans to infect Siberian fields with thrips !?

[hydrox]

Fir-trees!
It only dawned on me now that our erudite sofa strategists took the name of an insect for the name of a sexually transmitted disease!

[Mabius]

Quote: Nyrobsky

On the lands to the north, flax, oats, barley and rye will not feel bad, which will allow the south to free up areas for wheat.

But wheat productivity in the virgin steppe regions is not so high, but it is of elite hard varieties, which is very appreciated in the production of pasta, etc. ..And what bread is out of it ..!
Here are just a lot of fields abandoned and farming did not take root (they took a couple of crops in the 90s, bought the Volga and drank it) and ran away, since the land needs to be constantly fertilized, weed control, etc. ..
Give cheap loans and agricultural equipment, and Russia will simply fill up the world with food .. The worst thing is some strange operations with arable fertile land, somewhere they are all drawn up for someone .. Muscovites mumble with bags of money across Russia
It would have happened that Russia was left without land, everything was bought up ..
Well, then it will begin "Proletarian of all countries unite! We are ours, we will build a new world ..)))) Russia knows how to turn the world upside down

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Mabius

Here are just a lot of fields abandoned and farming did not take root (they took a couple of crops in the 90s, bought the Volga and drank it)

That is yes. Collective farms and state farms were destroyed with rapture, since the ultimate goal was not even the development of farming, but depriving Russia of the possibility of self-sufficiency in food. The people then, having heard the tales of farming, pulled everything by shares, to whom a tractor, to a mowing machine, to whom buckets and podoilniki, and as a result, I encountered how you write

since you need to take care of the land constantly fertilizer, weed control, etc. .

plus to add here - harvest storage, processing and marketing. As a result, the arrival of "Farming" on a significant part of the farmland did not shine, and the number of dead villages exceeded tens of thousands.

[hagen]

Quote: ROSS 42

In 2019, 120 tons of grain from 600 ha were harvested in Russia

It's about all the grain, and here you are counting the yield on one wheat ?! You are definitely not from the village. Throw another 86 million tons into the market, and your products will fall in price to unprofitable values ​​and you will go broke. When you write, think about the subject of reasoning. It was this style of work in the village of the CPSU that at one time brought the country to absolute dependence on food imports.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Hagen

It's about all the grain, and here you are counting the yield on one wheat ?! You are definitely not from the village.

You are not building a village dock from yourself. I gave approximate figures, but you can search for yourself (lackeys in the country without me are enough), at least here:
https://agrovesti.net/lib/industries/cereals/posevnye-ploshchadi-pshenitsy-v-rossii-itogi-2019-goda.html

According to preliminary data of the Federal State Statistics Service, the sown areas of winter and spring wheat in Russia in 2019 amounted to 28 thousand ha in farms of all categories (069,8% of all crops were sown for winter wheat, 56,3% for spring wheat).
Over the year, in relation to 2018, the area grew by 3,0% (by 805,7 thousand ha), over 5 years - by 11,1% (by 2 812,2 thousand ha). However, over 10 years they decreased by 2,2% (by 632,0 thousand ha). Compared to 2001, the size of crops increased by 18,1% (by 4 306,1 thousand ha).

Quote: Senior Sailor

... and abandoned farmland is located somewhat to the north, where such productivity will not be close.

Even here in Siberia, not to mention Altai, the yield is (for example):

According to the press service of the Siberian plenipotentiary, in general, harvesting in Siberia is ahead of the pace of 2018. More than 40% of the grain area is threshed, including over a third of wheat. Harvesting is ahead of last year’s pace in the country as a whole. According to the operational data of the federal Ministry of Agriculture, by September 10, grain and leguminous crops were threshed from 33,5 million hectares, or 72% of the sown area (in 2018 - 31 million hectares). Gross grain harvest reached 95 million tons in bunker weight, average yield is 28,4 c / ha, which is 2,5% higher than last year at this date.

When I read such comments, not only do I scratch in the most immodest places, but I also remember:

Tearing the pile apart
Rooster found pearl grain
And he says: "Where is it?
What a thing is empty!

[hagen]

Quote: ROSS 42

not only do I scratch in the most immodest places

Have you tried to wash? As you write, they understand you. And do not be nervous.

[A009]

You about Thomas, you about Yerema. A person with a little bit of understanding said that a one-time conclusion of such a volume would make all the cx unprofitable. As I understand it (according to statistics) there is a systematic increase, squeezing competitors out of the market. All that is good is done slowly, wisely and thoroughly. But they didn’t arrive and defeated everyone (by the way, they cited the planned economy of the USSR as an example very well)

[hydrox]

And the story with grain is no better than the story with the forest :: All of Russia last week voiced a voice when it turned out that RosRegistr (a purely brushwood office!) Brought more funds to the budget than all the forest owners combined.
It is time to return the export of wood, fish and grain back to the hands of the state, otherwise, living in the forest, we will remain without firewood, while the cattle and the bird will die from the nest, and the people will curse the Norwegian loafers, too lazy to catch herrings for us salmon - so one figs there will be nothing to buy Norwegian fish!

[chenia]

Quote: Hagen

It was this style of work in the village of the CPSU that at one time brought the country to absolute dependence on food imports.

If per capita consumption reaches Soviet, then there will be an over-absolute dependence on the same import. There is not enough oil.

[hagen]

Quote: chenia

If per capita consumption reaches Soviet

"... In 1963, the USSR purchased 10,4 million tons and 2,1 million tons of flour from the United States. Part of the purchases was not spent on domestic consumption, but was forced to go for re-export. The severity of the crisis was temporarily removed, and in 1964 grain exports from the USSR again exceeded its imports, but in 1965, already under Brezhnev, the previous situation was repeated.Anew crisis came out with the purchase of another 9 million tons of grain, and the usual balance was restored again.
The USSR has become a chronic dependence on food imports since 1972. In that year, only 1 million tons of grain were exported from the USSR, and 23 million tons were imported. The years 1975 and 1979 were especially critical in this respect, when grain exports fell to almost zero, at the same time, respectively, 27 million (according to other sources - 22 million) and 31 million tons of grain were purchased.
In 1980, imports amounted, in gross terms, to 43 million tons. And finally, the “blackest” year was 1985, when it was necessary to purchase 47 million (45,6 million according to other sources) tons of grain. In many ways, it was precisely such a strong food dependence of the USSR that became one of the incentives of the Soviet leadership to declare the Perestroika policy ... "What else do the" fans of food abundance in the USSR "need? You can find the same thing for meat and other products. Do you still think that the collapse of the Soviet Union happened from scratch? There are no accidental phenomena of this magnitude in history ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Hagen

And finally, the “blackest” year was 1985, when it was necessary to purchase 47 million (45,6 million according to other sources) tons of grain.

While remembering articles from the "Rybolov" magazine, I remember how fishermen used to put bread full of string bags into the water to bait fish. And the pigs were fed, and in the canteens everything was piled high with bread crusts. And even now ... I was walking past Pyaterochka the other day, I saw how the loaves were thrown away.

[hagen]

Quote: Mordvin 3

fishermen bait fish bread in full string bags lowered into water

Yes, and all the way bread cost 15 kopecks (gray, 800 grams). The price did not include labor and material resources. The price was set by a strong-willed way. In this way, they destroyed the economy of the USSR.

[chenia]

Quote: Hagen

What else do the "fans of food abundance in the USSR" need?

The question then was not about bread, but about feed. The growth of livestock in those years (and this is meat), and created a shortage of grain. You will say that they did not import feed grain. Yes, grain of the first class, because transportation and storage, did not make it profitable to buy fodder. And so their grain was transferred to fodder, and at the right time they were bought over the hill (no longer spent on storage. And as soon as animal husbandry collapsed, both Russia and Ukraine (animal husbandry fell there before the 30s of the last century) became world grain exporters.
And the abundance of meat and milk now in stores is determined by the price. For milk, it is 10 times more (at present prices), for meat three to five times than then. Talk about fish and juices?

[Kot_Kuzya]

Do not write nonsense. 120 million grain harvested is more than enough to feed the country's population. 120 million tons of grain is more than 800 kg of grain for every Russian.

[atalef]

With a grain price of about 200 € per ton, the cost of these 86 million tons amounted to 17 billion €
So, Pushkin was right.

No, not right.
There is such a thing as overproduction - at the same time the price falls (as it is now with oil) - the result, you can collect a record crop and go bankrupt.

[AU Ivanov.]

Such an amount of grain simply can not be sold. Overproduction and collapse in cereal prices. Like now with oil.

[Boris Chernikov]

not really, if you dump such an amount of grain on the market, it will depreciate .. So now there is grain in warehouses. The fact is that there is no certainty in the success of the CX this season, they are waiting for the heat .. If the grain grows normally, then the supply of surplus foreign crops starts .. Yes, and the price will rise, there is an opinion that the EU will fail the sowing this year

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Lara Croft

Quote: Irokez
It seems to me that the coronavirus should all lead to a common denominator - "who is who."

Better not to the general, but to the denominator in our favor ....

Better yet, the division into "who is who" and "who is who".

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: Lara Croft

and to the denominator in our favor

Well, let the denominator be common. And the numerator is not worth sharing

[yustas]

Come on, many still cry that our fields are empty ... and all the time, we won’t surrender in anything and generally all villages and collective farms went bankrupt. And here in mathematics, something did not fit)

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: yustas

And here in mathematics, something did not fit)

It all came together. Compare what classes of grain were produced in the USSR, and which now. Lower class - more crop.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Compare what classes of grain were produced in the USSR, and which now. Lower class - more crop.

A good grain is one that goes to bread, with a high protein content, and with a low content, it is fodder.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: tihonmarine

A good grain is one that goes to bread, high in protein,

Only the Guests changed. There was less grain class in the union.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: yustas

And here in mathematics, something did not fit)

It all came together. Compare what classes of grain were produced in the USSR, and which now. Lower class - more crop.

Grain is the same

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Grain is the same

Are you aware of the grain class in the USSR and the Russian Federation?

Despite the colossal harvests that Russian farmers collect, there is a shortage of high-quality millet in the country, Rossiyskaya Gazeta writes. This year, the country will not have enough quality wheat for baking bakery products, say milling mills.

The shortage of third-grade food wheat used for baking bakery products is 12,6 million tons, said the head of the Russian Union of Flour and Groats Enterprises Arkady Gurevich.

At the same time, the expert noted that the quality of wheat, which this year was collected by Russian grain growers, is very low. The volume of third grade millet in gross output in 2012 was slightly higher than 48 percent, in 2013 - 38,5 percent, in 2014 - 34,2 percent, in 2015 - about 33 percent. But this year the situation is even worse - according to preliminary data, as of September 1, the share of high-quality grain reached the figure of only 18 percent.

http://agrorus-news.ru/news/russian-news/16438-Mukomoly-bjut-trevogu-v-strane-deficit-kachestvennoj-pshenicy
Maybe something has changed in 4 years? And then I do not know.

Quote: KCA

In the USSR, it was always bad with durum wheat, a friend of mine drove for more than one year on a dry cargo ship to Canada, brought wheat there, and from there wheat, fodder there, from there durum varieties, and loaded back and forth "I just can't"

Well, and I, in turn, have been riding with my father for more than a year to harvest bread in the Novomoskovskoye APO, and I also understand a little what I'm writing about.

[KCA]

In the USSR, it was always bad with durum wheat, a friend of mine drove for more than one year on a dry cargo ship to Canada, brought wheat there, and from there wheat, fodder there, from there durum varieties, and loaded back and forth "I just can't"

[Qwertyarion]

Quote: Irokez

I think the coronavirus should all lead to a common denominator

Everything will be bad.

[atalef]

Quote: Irokez

But some do not want to notice this and everything translates to the fact that we simply have to feed some pampered.

To feed?
Well, do not wishful thinking.
Firstly - this is a mutually beneficial process - you produce - they buy.
Secondly, Russia is not alone in the grain market.
Thirdly - the promise - are required.
No one owes anything to anyone.

[venik]

Quote: Lara Croft

Moreover, the nurse (that is, taking first place in the world in grain exports), she has been at least 5 last years ...

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Lara Croft! This is not entirely true! More precisely, it would be ABSOLUTELY true, except for the CORN! (Yes, the very one for which Khrushchev so advocated) .... In fact, if we take the official export figures, then for 2018, according to the UN Statistical Bureau - Russia exported 55 million tons of grain (of which corn - approx. 5 million tons), and the United States - 100 million tons (of which corn - 70 million tons). For other positions - yes! Russia is the largest wheat exporter, and (in terms of export volumes more than double its nearest competitors), and the share in world exports is more 26% (!!!!). Now you understand WHY they all "twitched" like that ?!

[Stalllker]

It’s a pity that the income is not the same as from oil and gas

[antivirus]

we apparently sold cheaper than francs - another vector of dependence. French turn out not childish Poles?

[knn54]

In the mid-70s (according to the stories of an acquaintance’s father), it was like in Munich they hung a poster with Brezhnev in his underpants. With a comment: Who else can I help?
In the early 90s, the Bulgarians sold a significant amount of wheat to the Turks. The next year they were forced to import flour ... from their own wheat.

[Keyser soze]

In the early 90s, the Bulgarians sold the Turks a significant

Accordion. We are generally among the major exporters in the world. Otherwise, so as not to rush about with numbers - in our history, in the last 1300 years there has been no case of famine or starvation in general, as in Ireland or Tsarist Russia. Plant a stick and something edible will grow. And he will give 2 procs ...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Keyser Soze

Accordion. We are generally among the major exporters in the world.

Such "button accordions" are refuted by the given figures and indicators.
In the USSR, the shelves of all stores were littered with Bulgarian cigarettes. Vegetables, canned food from "Bulgareksport", and today?
Over the past 1300 years, have you had any cases of "famine"? Yes, what a famine there is:

135 years ago, Russian-Bulgarian troops won a victory over Shipka over the Turkish army of Vesil Pasha. At the beginning of 1878, the defense of Shipka was completed - one of the key and most famous episodes in the Russian-Turkish war of 1877 — 1878. The defense of Shipka bound the considerable forces of the Turkish army and provided the Russian troops with the shortest way to attack Constantinople. Shipka became the shrine of the Bulgarian patriots, since the Russian-Turkish war ended with the liberation of a significant part of Bulgaria from the Turkish yoke.

https://topwar.ru/22852-135-let-nazad-russkaya-armiya-oderzhala-pobedu-v-bitve-za-shipku.html
And there was WWII and there was:

These are only two episodes ... And how much you managed to spoil - not to count ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: ROSS 42

These are only two episodes ... And how much you managed to spoil - not to count.

Well, if about who and how much, then our democrats have no less than us.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: knn54

In the early 90s, the Bulgarians sold a significant amount of wheat to the Turks. The next year they were forced to import flour ... from their own wheat.

And we sell grain and buy cattle.

[TermNachTer]

But stupid Banderlog "drive" grain for export. I wonder what they will do in the fall, if suddenly there is no harvest? Is Putin to blame again?

[iouris]

... and the granary, and the health resort, and the forge, and the shoe workshop. Only a shoemaker without boots.

[Prisoner]

Another attack on the "civilized". Now they will begin to fight for grain independence and security.

[major147]

Quote: Kurare

"Gas station country"

These words are constantly heard from the hose countries!

[Cottodraton]

Has already. Moreover, the UN hopes that after the end of the epidemic, Russia will share grain with the world! To prevent hunger. What is it?) ...

[Andrey Krasnoyarsky]

Already waited. The USA accused Russia of "food nationalism". They say that evil Russians refuse to cheaply feed potential enemies at the expense of their population.

[silverwolf88]

That's right ... they limited their food security interests above ... and how much and what it will cost in Europe is the tenth thing for us ...

[The leader of the Redskins]

They limited that there wouldn’t be any hunger riots. Just the answer. And the export niche can take ... The same neighbor brothers.

[Irokez]

The neighbors of the brothers also have a quota for sale and they have long worked out it.

[cost]

For this period, Russia will not at all supply grain abroad beyond the borders of the Eurasian Economic Union

Now, many will see the benefits of membership in the EAEU.

[Irokez]

Quote: Rich

Now, many will see the benefits of membership in the EAEU.

By the way, yes, but imagine all of Africa will become a member of the EAEU.

[cost]

I can’t imagine.

By definition - The creation of the EAEU means the transition to the next stage of integration after the CIS, the Customs Union and the Common Economic Space post-Soviet countries.
The status of EAEU member states are Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia. On May 14, 2018, Moldova received the status of observer state.
A negotiation expert process has been launched and sectoral consultations are underway on the membership of Uzbekistan in the EAEU

[TermNachTer]

The neighbors - non-brothers, have already driven the latter for export. But if it’s not a crop, they will buy from Russia, but the price will already be, very different.

[gurzuf]

And isn’t the task of the authorities - "that there would be no hunger riots"? So "niche" in your opinion is more important than food riots? Or is the current government for you, what will not do, everything is wrong?

[210ox]

Our deliveries go mainly not to Europe. Asia, Africa.

[cost]

Wheat importing countries from the Russian Federation for January 2019, MT
click - table enlargement

[Andrey VOV]

Latvians are in 8th place .... well, exclusively as a transshipment base, the ports of Liepaja and Riga, they themselves do not need so much grain

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Leader of the Redskins

They limited that there wouldn’t be any hunger riots. Just the answer.

In general, they give a poor forecast for the summer of 2020, expecting abnormal heat and, as a result, drought, which will hit grain crops. By mid-summer, prospects for the crop will be visible, and there will be an adjustment for quotas.

Quote: Leader of the Redskins

And the export niche can take ... The same neighbor brothers.

In one season they won't. As for the "non-brothers", soon they will have bird rights to these lands, and all the profits from the harvest will go into the pockets of those corporations that will buy the land and grow this wheat.

[Cottodraton]

But better, of course, dollars and hunger?

[frizzy]

What is Poland there? Hooray !!! In Kazakhstan, Elbasy gave us 50 pieces of current tenge not to everyone, but to low-income people ... that is. -6500rub in the Russian Federation. I’ll have enough for 35 pieces of 0,5. That's where I swell and forget about this S.R.A.N.Y. virus.!!!!!

[Kasym]

You still ask for housing and communal services. There are fewer, but also come.

[Mountain shooter]

It turns out that in a pandemic, grain is more valuable than oil ... Yes, most valuable ... because you want to eat three times a day ...
I believe that until the grain of the new harvest comes, Russia will not sell anything. The price of 250 euros per ton seems more attractive. The falling "oil revenues" need to be compensated somehow?

[Irokez]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It turns out that in a pandemic, grain is more valuable than oil.

Coronavirus will reformat the whole world to a new format, and this format is not quite (and not even very) globalist.
A new century - a new millennium - a new world order. It is worth considering whose potential and ideology will steer in the new world order.

[hagen]

Quote: Irokez

this format is not quite (and even not very) globalist.

Who knows ... The entire sagging economy will explode at the IMF, so it will spoil all those who have converted to the former faith. On this occasion, academics cannot come to the same opinion, and you can easily. I think it will not be easy at all, including for us.

[Maas]

Let me guess Russia?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Maas

Let me guess Russia?

No. The USA + China + Russia will steer, India will steer. Europe will be under the influence of the United States. Something like that.

[dzvero]

Here you need to look at the reaction of other players. If at least one other large manufacturing country suspends export, then the price can easily exceed 300 euros / ton. Which is quite real, panic, she is so ...

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It turns out that in a pandemic, grain is more valuable than oil ... Yes, most valuable ... because you want to eat three times a day ...
I believe that until the grain of the new harvest comes, Russia will not sell anything. The price of 250 euros per ton seems more attractive. The falling "oil revenues" need to be compensated somehow?

Most likely, this year there will not be much to sell. This applies not only to the Russian Federation.
Snowless winters and light rains in the southern regions and the Central Black Sea region, which are the main breadbasket, have led to the fact that the moisture reserve in the soil has not been accumulated. Well, plus the forecast of weather forecasters for the summer (source Nevsky News):
The supervisor of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia, Roman Vilfand, said that the coming summer could be among the five hottest in the history of Russia, RIA Novosti writes. However, temperature records are not guaranteed.
Earlier, experts at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that that 2020 will be the hottest in history, equal to 75%, 2020 will enter the top five heat-record years with a probability of 99,9%.

PS And the proportion of irrigated agriculture in our country is not high. So the new crop will be in great demand inside the country. And prices for agricultural products, which is logical, will rise.

[Andrey VOV]

Winter crops have wintered well, so this year's harvest will be normal

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Andrey VOV

Winter crops have wintered well, so this year's harvest will be normal

And why should they not winter, if in fact there was no winter. And there were no factors that affect wintering:
- Low temperatures at the depth of the tillering unit (-18 degrees Celsius for wheat)
- Vipirai, suffocation - due to ground ice crust or freezing in ice.
- Warming under snow cover, at relatively high winter temperatures.

But moisture mainly accumulates in the autumn-winter period. And with this in most of the southern and Central Black Sea regions the trouble. So the main factor limiting crop yields this year will be moisture, and not the condition in which winter crops emerged from wintering. And here, no fertilizer application, which, if there is a lack of moisture, can only worsen the condition of plants (because plants are not able to absorb high concentrations of solutions).
Now, if there is no significant rain before the completion of the exit phase into the tube, then there will be nothing to wait for a high yield.

PS And taking into account the forecast of weather forecasters, it is clear that I do not know the moisture reserves in each specific region or economy, but it is very early to predict a normal crop now.

[Andrey VOV]

Our main agronomist, a man with great experience, who I can’t understate, said that everything will be fine, 2010 will not happen again

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Andrey VOV

Our main agronomist, a man with great experience, who I can’t understate, said that everything will be fine, 2010 will not happen again

It is possible he knows better. A large role is played by the location of the lands of a particular farm, the type of soil in terms of its mechanical composition (the difference in loam and sandy loam in its ability to retain moisture is simply enormous).
But in general, to predict a high yield now, is fortune-telling on coffee grounds. It is enough to wait during the cleaning period and this alone can cross out all plans. Moreover, this situation is still unfavorable in most regions.

PS Harvest is not the one in the field, but the one that is already in stock.

[Lara Croft]

in Europe they expect food prices to rise in price, stating that they are not able to provide themselves with sufficient volumes of grain

.... "empiricalists" panic in vain .... "the last dictator of Europe" will provide the Europeans in full by re-exporting grain, as they now provide for the needs of the Russian Federation with their own mussels, shellfish and other delicacies ....
There will be a greater cry from the UN, which traditionally buys grain from the Russian Federation as part of its food programs to help poor countries ...

[Doccor18]

A very smart decision. Enough to feed those who "put a spoke in our wheels" and revel in sanctions. When there is no bread or it is expensive, then willy-nilly you will wonder what you did wrong.

[Shkodnick]

They will chew apples, washed down with cider, it is unlikely that they can bake charlotte.

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: Shkodnick

They will chew apples with cider

If quarantine lasts until June, there will be no apples. And in Britain, wild strawberries. And in the US soybeans.
It turned out that their economy on foreign farm laborers was sharpened. There is no one to sow, no one to harvest.

[Shkodnick]

Apples in one season do not run wild, they will bear fruit, if only there is enough moisture.

[NF68]

If this year in the EU, as meteorologists promise, there will be little rain, then the grain harvest will not be very. Therefore, prices for bakery products will increase.

[st2st]

Yes, I do not care that the Russian Federation suspended the export of wheat. Someone will answer me why, with negative oil prices, the prices of oil derivatives (gasoline, solarium, fuel oil) have fallen significantly at times around the world, except for Russia. Cheaper gasoline by 3 kopecks, this is not a drop in prices, but a mockery for the average consumer.

[alone]

Quote: st2st

Yes, I do not care that the Russian Federation suspended the export of wheat. Someone will answer me why, with negative oil prices, the prices of oil derivatives (gasoline, solarium, fuel oil) have fallen significantly at times around the world, except for Russia. Cheaper gasoline by 3 kopecks, this is not a drop in prices, but a mockery for the average consumer.

In Russia, the price of oil derivatives has nothing to do with the global oil market ... And why, this is a matter in the competence of the Government of Russia

[st2st]

So, I sent a request to the website of the Government of the Russian Federation. I even received an SMS notification on my phone, "Thank you for your appeal. We value every citizen who is not indifferent to the country's problems." And, - fsёёё. A week has already passed. I didn't get a specific answer

[alone]

Quote: st2st

"Thank you for your appeal. We value every citizen who is not indifferent to the country's problems."

well, everything ... they answered you .... But do not expect another answer ...

[Lara Croft]

Quote: st2st

So, I sent a request to the website of the Government of the Russian Federation. I even received an SMS notification on my phone, "Thank you for your appeal. We value every citizen who is not indifferent to the country's problems." And, - fsёёё. A week has already passed. I didn't get a specific answer

Again, the Party and the Government in vain express dissatisfaction, but meanwhile, everything is written in:
http://www.consultant.ru/document/cons_doc_LAW_59999/

[bk316]

fell many times around the world except Russia.

Well first of all you are lying. We take Germany. The price is now for 95 1,147 euros. For the year, a drop of 21%
Secondly, THIS PRICE IN EURO will be converted into rubles. The euro rose by about 20%, that is, the dynamics of gas prices in Germany and the Russian Federation is similar.

[st2st]

Vladimir, do you live in Russia? Salaries of Germany, do not compare with the Russian, pzhl. The purchasing power of a citizen of the Russian Federation, taking into account income, is many times less than in Europe, not to mention the States and Britain. Go down from heaven, well, or from a Swiss chalet.

[st2st]

You, Vladimir, about the salaries "ample", if in the Amur region. you will be passing, do not tell anyone. You will be made tolerant right away. And, more than once

[bk316]

if in the Amur region. will travel

In the Amur was not in the fall was in Kamchatka. Cry less than in the Moscow Region. They live not so much richer, but better if you understand what I mean.

[bk316]

Ro salaries are "ample"

So do you admit that you lied about "all over the world several times" or will you continue to complain to the admins?

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: bk316

Salaries are quite sufficient for motorization (the number of cars per family) to increase significantly over 20 years.

Already got this motorization. Volga, Muscovites, Oka, IZH no longer produce, i.e. buy cars from the west. In fact, we pay Western hard workers. Yes, and VAZ is not ours for a long time. Who felt bad that, for example, I repaired and assembled ZILs? And not only me, but another fifteen hundred people from our enterprise. And you produce something real, except for the digits on a piece of paper?

[bk316]

And you produce something real, except for the digits on a piece of paper?

Have you drunk something? I'm talking about purchasing power and not about who is doing what.
And yes I DO NUMBERS. Thanks to these digital cameras, the S-300 systems bring down planes and the satellites give out your personal coordinates to the mode you hate

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: bk316

And yes I DO NUMBERS.

I remember that you are a mathematician. And in numbers ... For how long can a saleswoman from Magnit buy an apartment that they gave out for free in the USSR? That's where your numbers and purchasing power are. You are silent about this. We had to, in fact, pay a salary to masons, painters, plumbers, electricians, carpenters, concrete workers, crane operators and a bunch of other workers, so that they would build a house for us.

Quote: bk316

satellites give out your personal coordinates you hate

Do I need it?

Quote: bk316

Incidentally, I respected the eight very much

The eight, which some scornfully call the TAZ and a bucket of bolts, were done in conjunction with Porsche experts. And the VAZ could continue in the same vein if it weren't for all the Berezovsky who made a fortune on their hump, cutting into 600 geldings, despite the fact that Berezovsky’s wiring on the gelding once passed and he climbed out of the smoke.

[AU Ivanov.]

Designed in conjunction with Porsche, but it turned out unknown animal. Build quality was clearly not from Porsche.

[st2st]

Vladimir, excuse me, of course, but judging by the number of mistakes in your posts, you are not "DOING NUMBERS", but, simply, you have not finished secondary school yet. Well, etozh, it's a shame when, such a specialist as you, makes a lot of spelling mistakes. How, do you write reports to your bosses? ...

[bk316]

Incidentally, I respected the eight very much. I already had 3 pieces. If the VAZ could continue in the same vein and then my second car in the family would not be Japanese in the VAZ.

[AU Ivanov.]

Who felt bad that you collected ZIL? Zil drivers were bad. Not only did I fly the airplane, I had to twist the steering wheel in the 90s, there were no flights. So ZIL for the driver, the car is far from the best, trash, to put it mildly. There is no comparison with Volvo, neither in terms of reliability, nor in comfort for the driver. AvtoVAZ also began to produce cars instead of buckets, only after Renault Nissan bought it. What - why, and our auto industry was, alas ...

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: st2st

fell many times around the world except Russia. Cheaper gasoline at 3 kopecks

With domestic prices lower than world prices, the government pays the difference to oil companies. At a price higher than world prices, oil companies take the price difference. Two weeks ago, with a ton of gasoline, the payment was 17 thousand rubles per ton. it is 12 rubles a liter.
So our prices, in principle, cannot fall. Ce la vie.

[rocket757]

I'm interested in the opinion of agricultural producers? It is clear that basically, these are huge agro holdings, we have not so many farmers and their share is not very large!
But still, how do they live in the current situation ???
You always need to think about the FUTURE !!! Therefore, the opinion of the breadwinners, their well-being is ARCHI IMPORTANT !!!

[Andrey VOV]

In my area, preferential lending programs, subsidies work well, dropped out, bought fertilizers at prices almost the same as last year, sold last year’s crops at affordable prices, generally work, give people jobs, it’s not easy, yes, but when was farming easy?

[rocket757]

Hard work, seasonal intensity of the work that feeds all year, this is understandable. Anyway, this is the industry without which everyone will simply bend, and quickly.
Therefore, everything should work like a clock, natural and obstacles should be excluded.

[Avior]

Now Canada, the States, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and other grain sellers will receive additional profit, it turns out

[Volodin]

Profit in this case is what? Green candy wrappers? If so, then there is no desire to change them, as they say, against the background of a new crisis. Let them eat the cut paper themselves. Especially considering that no one will say how long this crisis will last.

[Avior]

hunger like no?
and the harvest is inevitable

[Volodin]

Quote: Avior

hunger like no?
and the harvest is inevitable

In the current situation, it is better to overdo what is called

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: Avior

and the harvest is inevitable

To do this, sow. And in America, Mexicans suddenly ended, in Britain and Poland - Ukrainians, in France and Spain - Romanians. Sow - there is no one to harvest now (berries and salad) - no one.

[Kasym]

Sergey, Kazakhstan has already introduced a ban on the export of grain for a couple of weeks. After that, 5 thousand tons of humanitarian aid flour was sent to Tajikistan.

[The popuas]

Today 200 will be sold tomorrow 300 will be bought

[fn34440]

Not for nothing they say: "He will come in, ask for bread." The coronavirus, of course, is not a war, but now the Poles have to sharply rebuild their defamatory and propaganda company in relation to Russia if they want to eat.

[ILIA]

Chicks in the fall consider ..

[Simon]

Well, let them sit without bread, maybe they’ll become smarter. They will understand that Europe cannot survive without Russia.

[unaha]

Why, if the EU is one of the largest producers and exporters of wheat? Another thing is the price, it can grow.

[bk316]

The EU is one of the largest producers and exporters of wheat

In the real economy, the EU does not exist, Germany, France, Poland exist.
France and a good exporter, but the RF is exactly 2 times larger.
What do you think, how much do prices jump if a country stops occupying 20% ​​of the market (TWENTY !!!)?
Yeah, so terrible puten ruined agriculture .....

[Maas]

GDP has already carried out a multi-step:
1. Nord Stream 2 (Chersky goes to Nakhodka)))
2. No transit through Ukraine (signed on extremely unfavorable conditions + payment of 3 billion dollars)
3. With a bang, the lost oil war
4. The next grain war?))

[bk316]

With a bang, the lost oil war

And who told you that it ended?
Can you predict prices and volumes at the end of the year?
Share it?

What to jump off the topic. It's about export duties. It’s not even a fact that someone is trying to earn money. They taught you to simulate and simulate trolls, just like clones ....

Paragraph 1 translate the topic
Point 2 mention Putin
Point 3 to use some kind of hashtag; well, there is a kurshavel or a multi-path.

Bored girls .....

[Sasha Minakov]

It’s just the next thing all gone, everything is bad :-). And horses and people, all in a bunch ;-)

[Tusv]

Quote: Sasha Minakov

It’s just the next thing all gone, everything is bad :-). And horses and people all in a bunch

.
Not well at the root of sight. In connection with the coronovirus, I am obliged to sneeze, who is shorter than the elbow. This is uzhos, sent by bkrzhuy to our country

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: Maas

1. Nord Stream 2 (Chersky goes to Nakhodka)))

And at the Reporter they assured me with foam at the mouth - this pipe-layer is already flying to the moon! Schaub does not get sanctioned!

3. With a bang, the lost oil war

Moreover, oil platforms are cracking in the Gulf of Mexico. From the west, the United States already has 30 oil tankers, 30 Saudi oil tankers from the east, our tanker with a million barrels left the Baltic Sea and went across the Atlantic. Control shot?

[unaha]

Well, the answer was to the message "Well, let them sit without bread" - why should they sit without bread? The price will rise in the event of a low harvest (and there seem to be such forecasts) for sure, but they definitely do not need imports from the Russian Federation.

[Keyser soze]

I'm just stressed out by this article ... who wrote it, where the data came from ...

Europe - France, Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, and who if not - the largest exporter of wheat in the world.

[parusnik]

It was the Poles who made a panic ... Like aaaaaaa, we all in Europe will die of hunger

[Keyser soze]

It was the Poles who made a panic ...

Exactly ... some kind of pan-journalist in stress that exhausted all the topics about coronavirus decided to write sho goes hunger right tomorrow ....

[Charik]

but they like American ships that are stronger than Russian planes

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Without Ukrainians in the fields-they will die. Accustomed to a free labor for 5 years ...

[HAM]

It seems in vain Evropa toilet paper stockpiled ..... .. expensive to eat croissants now ..

[Gennady Fomkin]

“After the export of all wheat declared for the grain quota, the export of wheat, meslin, rye, barley and corn to states that are not members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) will be stopped until July 1, 2020,” the agency said.

It is noted that the FCS has stopped issuing new declarations for export purposes.

On April 12, a ban on the export of a number of products, including buckwheat, rye and rice, began to apply in the EAEU. China will feed all for a couple of dozen strategic deposits.

[bk316]

China will feed all for a couple of dozen strategic deposits. laughing

China does not feed China is not an exporter but an importer of wheat.

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

But the exporter of rice and pork with chicken.

[Azazelo]

I would have stopped all valves and deliveries to these fascists

[Sasha Minakov]

Oh Lord ...... I would .... These fascists .... All these are cliches and words. But to increase sales to these countries and crowd out competitors, occupy a significant share of their markets, and tie them to oneself. This is much better.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Simon

Well, let them sit without bread, maybe they’ll become smarter. They will understand that Europe cannot survive without Russia.

If you look at European newspapers on the eve of World War I, there are cartoons in which Russia is depicted as a gendarme with a whip in one hand and a bag of grain in the other - just a dime a dozen. In all the newspapers the Europeans lamented about how to de get off the Russian grain needle.

[Dmitry Potapov]

Let them buy oil, now it is cheap and no one needs it. I'm afraid only the oligarchs sharply imagine themselves as farmers.

[wow]

Well, have eaten ...!?

[Gennady Fomkin]

The TOP 10 wheat producing countries in 2019 included:

China - 132 million tons, with a global market share of 17,2%;
India - 102,2 million tons, 13,3%;
Russia - 74,3 million tons, 9,7%;
USA - 52,3 million tons, 6,8%;
France - 39,5 million tons, 5,2%;
Canada - 33 million tons, 4,3%;
Ukraine - 29 million tons, 3,8%;
Pakistan - 25,6 million tons, 3,3%;
Germany - 23,1 million tons, 3%;
Turkey - 19 million tons, 2,5%. Where is Kazakhstan? Ukraine? And yes, India is harvesting THREE crops. Only all this will simply rot.

[Gennady Fomkin]

TOP 5 countries exporting wheat by the end of the 2017/2018 agricultural year (from July to June), million tons.

1st place - Russia - 41

2nd place - USA - 24,5

3rd place - EU-28 - 23,6

4th place - Canada - 21,6

5th place - Ukraine - 17,7

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

In my opinion, our authorities are too reinsured. Harvest is forecasted good, previous years it was not bad either, so why not let our agricultural enterprises earn money ?!

For me it’s necessary to remove all restrictions on the price of bread and on export. Let the loaf will cost 50 rubles, but it will be tasty, and not the same as it is now for 30.

Limiting the price of bread is stupid, and it has never led to anything good in the history of our country, since the costs are rising and the quality of bread is falling, since producers cannot raise the price. As a result, everyone suffers, both people who cannot buy tasty bread, and agricultural enterprises that cannot receive money for their labor and the state that is losing income due to restrictions.

[bk316]

In my opinion, our authorities are too reinsured. Harvest predict good,

Forecasts somehow vary.
There is a forecast with a drought.
And it is completely incomprehensible about world production because of the crown.
So now it’s better to hold on.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan

In my opinion, our authorities are too reinsured. Harvest is forecasted good, previous years it was not bad either, so why not let our agricultural enterprises earn money ?!

For me it’s necessary to remove all restrictions on the price of bread and on export. Let the loaf will cost 50 rubles, but it will be tasty, and not the same as it is now for 30.

Limiting the price of bread is stupid, and it has never led to anything good in the history of our country, since the costs are rising and the quality of bread is falling, since producers cannot raise the price. As a result, everyone suffers, both people who cannot buy tasty bread, and agricultural enterprises that cannot receive money for their labor and the state that is losing income due to restrictions.

We will sell for GOLD

[alone]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

We will sell for GOLD

By the way, gold has already begun to be sold ... to sell wheat for gold, so that later it will sell gold for dollars It looks something like this: Fly from Moscow to Vladivostok with refueling in Kaliningrad

[Gennady Fomkin]

This is a reaction to the fact that the spring sowing campaign has been disrupted in a number of European countries.

[Marshal Zhukov]

That's what sanctions do. We can, and oil, when you need to drop the price and stop selling bread. And they say that Putin has ruined everything.

[fa2998]

Quote: Kurare

also became a nurse.

Russia introduced the embargo on the grain of the 2019 harvest. I doubt that this grain is still in our bins. Over the fall and winter, the excess has already been taken out. And a new crop will go, the restrictions will end.

[bk316]

A new crop will go, restrictions will end. hi

And it is possible. Although the carryover is large.

[Andrey VOV]

Do you know that in the so-called bins there is still grain from the 17th and 18th years?

[Maas]

Over the past month, the world price of wheat has fallen from 560 to 525 dollars.
And this despite the warnings about an extremely hot summer according to the forecast and the small amount of precipitation.

[cniza]

Meanwhile, the forecast of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation for harvest-2020 is about 125 million tons.

A good game to increase prices, but we will sell ...

[APASUS]

Here’s the answer, guys’s sanctions! In Poland, they begin to suspect that they are also dependent on Russia in the EU. Before that, they thought this was a place for wiping their feet

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Keyser Soze

In the early 90s, the Bulgarians sold the Turks a significant

Accordion. We are generally among the major exporters in the world. Otherwise, so as not to rush about with numbers - in our history, in the last 1300 years there has been no case of famine or starvation in general, as in Ireland or Tsarist Russia. Plant a stick and something edible will grow. And he will give 2 procs ...

What about some water?

[Gennady Fomkin]

Recently, climate change has been felt more and more on the territory of the European continent, which is accompanied by sharp distortions in the amount of precipitation that causes flooding somewhere, and drought somewhere. But both of these lead to violations of the normal and uniform supply of water to the population.
For example, in Bulgaria, water problems are becoming more serious. With a population of less than 7 million, more than 300 thousand people already suffer from water supply restrictions to one degree or another. Disrupted water supply in 17 regions, 40 municipalities, 12 cities, 160 villages. In some settlements, a water supply schedule has been introduced. And this despite the fact that Bulgaria is not a desert country, but rather a mountainous one. Bulgaria ranks second in Europe, after Iceland, in the number of mineral springs, but many of them are unusable and in practice do not play any role in the country's water balance.

[Gennady Fomkin]

An arid, snowless winter this year will lead to severe drought throughout Bulgaria.
According to Nova TV, an arid, snowless winter this year will lead to severe drought throughout Bulgaria.
Reserves of drinking water in the country are already minimal. 6 out of 15 reservoirs, where the stocks of drinking water are accumulated in the country, are currently filled by no more than a third.

“We see that it is not raining and there is no snow. We need to better manage water supplies. We need to pay close attention to everything that happens. The amount of precipitation and the time during which it falls varies depending on climatic conditions, ”commented Philippe Penchev, WWF water expert.

He added that at the moment, the useful volume of the Dyakovo dam in Dupnitsa is 30%. What will be the crop after a dry winter? Low moisture saturation of the soil will in any case lead to drought.

“From September to the present, we have 159 liters of rain per square meter. In a few weeks, the situation will become critical, ”said Angel Vukadinov, chairman of the Association of Grain Producers in Bulgaria. He added that if the weather stabilizes and it rains, the situation can stabilize and losses will be minimal. And you stick

[Gennady Fomkin]

Pestilence, HUNGER - this is their future. In 2020, the world, which has thrown all its forces into the fight against a new type of coronavirus, will face destructive natural disasters. According to the forecasts of international organizations, the largest humanitarian crisis of the century will erupt in poor countries, and developed countries are awaiting floods, crop failures and the hurricane season, the BBC writes. The pandemic also destroyed the logistics of the global food market: there are not enough healthy workers in warehouses and ports, trucks are idle without drivers. All this can lead to a food crisis, experts say, stressing that millions of ordinary citizens are at risk of being on the brink of survival. An invasion of locusts, which is already devouring greenery in 23 countries of the Middle East, Africa and Asia, may also add to these problems. Here we live to the executions of Egypt.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

This is a reaction to the fact that the spring sowing campaign has been disrupted in a number of European countries.

Minusers turned on It is not I who issued https://youtu.be/KRFHvHyZq6E

[Junior Private]

Well, that's all. It was not enough for us to have an oil needle, now we will still inject grain. Why is the opposition silent? A joke, if that.

[Gennady Fomkin]

The quota of 7 million tons of grain has been exhausted, the rest remains to feed the citizens of the EAEU member countries until the situation with the sowing efficiency is clarified.

Development of previous quota news.
The government’s decision is to establish from April 1 to June 30, 2020 (inclusive) a quantitative restriction (quota) for export outside the territory of the Russian Federation to states that are not members of the Eurasian Economic Union, wheat and meslin, rye, barley and corn that are essential for the domestic market of the Russian Federation, in accordance with the customs procedure of export in a total volume of 7 million tons, excluding seeds of grain crops. reference


Resolution of March 31, 2020 No. 385
In accordance with the Plan of priority measures (actions) to ensure the sustainable development of the economy in the worsening situation due to the spread of a new coronavirus infection, from April 1 to June 30, 2020, a quantitative restriction (quota) for exporting outside the territory of Russia to states that are not EAEU members essential for the domestic Russian market of wheat and meslin, rye, barley and corn in accordance with the customs export procedure in a total volume of 7 million tons, excluding grain seeds new cultures.

[Azis]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Decree of March 31, 2020

I wrote below - published on April 2, 2020. Someone needed these 2 days while Mishustin was carrying a piece of paper before the printing house. For April 26, the remainder of 1 million tons of grain before noon (Moscow time) was chosen. Now in ports, in unsuitable long-term storage depots, unloaded grain will rot.

[martin-159]

[
quote] Meanwhile, the forecast of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation for the crop-2020 - about 125 million tons [/ quote] Chickens are considered in the fall. What other summer will be.

[Gennady Fomkin]

https://youtu.be/uWVa5GPk-Qk нашим "партнерам"

[Charik]

it’s written, you don’t have any more grain, let them eat apples, I wouldn’t sell them to some at all.

[Charik]

Each one has its own boom-boom garden, and we have them scratch-prone (modern politician).

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

And we from Saiga buckshot - bang bang ...

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Charik

it’s written, you don’t have any more grain, let them eat apples, I wouldn’t sell them to some at all.

https://www.tut.by/ в довесок

[Gennady Fomkin]

According to Bloomberg, the Russian Federation, by restricting grain exports, is causing chaos in international agricultural trade. However, the American media believe that a similar situation is beneficial to some Western suppliers of wheat. The press is also confident that such a course of events can provoke a crisis in many parts of the world.

For the first time in 10 years, the world risks being left without Russian wheat, and at a time when some key buyers are hastily trying to purchase it
- writes Bloomberg.

[Azis]

It is interesting that the draft Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation "On the introduction of a temporary quantitative restriction on the export of grain crops ..." under the auspices of the Ministry of Agriculture was posted on the website regulations.gov.ru, where all draft regulations are posted in the public domain in March. Then, unexpectedly for many, this Decree was signed on March 31, although there were several days left before the end of public discussion and anti-corruption expertise (whoever is interested can find it in the cache https://regulation.gov.ru/projects#npa=100755). Published, already entered into force from the moment of signing, Decree No. 385 of March 31.03.20, 2 - April XNUMX!... Someone from the close or "nursing" had time. Why check for corruption in general? But now, access to the site of bills regulations.gov.ru only after authorization ... I hope, this hot summer, there will be no links from responsible persons to the fact that all 7 million tons of grain under the quota were taken out by the enemies-exporters, and therefore the belts should be tightened ?

[Gennady Fomkin]

Is nationalism a desire to feed its population, first of all, with its product? In the UN and the EU, it seems, all malacholny)
But what then is called the desire to feed their own at the expense of strangers? Internationalism?)

[vkd.dvk]

Quote: Kurare

"Gas station country", it turns out, also became a wet nurse.
Well, we are waiting for accusations of "the illegality of such actions."

Let us recall Thatcher’s statement about the injustice in the location of the Earth’s mineral resources. And about the need to share these resources. located in Russia. Against the background of possible turmoil with food, there are others with the idea .....

[vkd.dvk]

"Against this background, Europe is expecting a rise in the price of food, stating that they are not able to provide themselves with sufficient grain."

Well? Ask Mask, he will transport you all to Mars.
Or start eating genetically modified, which is prepared for the Africans.

[veritas]

Given that according to weather forecasts, an abnormally hot summer awaits us, then the step is right. Yes, and lovers to impose sanctions let scratch their turnips.

[AU Ivanov.]

Last weather forecasters also promised extremely hot. Only in St. Petersburg all of July was no higher than +18.

[Pandiurin]

Quote: veritas

Given that according to weather forecasts, an abnormally hot summer awaits us, then the step is right. Yes, and lovers to impose sanctions let scratch their turnips.

There will be a harvest or there won't be, but prices and excitement have increased.
If the forecasts are not confirmed, then it will be possible to sell the grain more profitably.
Although forecasts for food shortages come from many international sources...

[venaly]

Let this and all Russophobic territories sink. There is no need to be forgiving anymore. Russophobes must live poorly and nothing can be forgiven. You cannot show mercy, because the brutalized formations take it for weakness.

[sen]

Now it is impossible to sell food for sure. Once we've harvested the harvest, we'll figure it out. Prices will skyrocket by then. Then maybe we’ll sell something, preferably to friendly countries.

[Gray-haired]

How is it, not long ago the wits laughed: Let me eat! Otherwise, we have nothing to throw at your door! True, it was about the laughing people, but who cares.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Tusv

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Can't you think of anything smarter? Not honored

“Oh, I’ll grab the beauty in my calloused hand and go and listen to what the accordion is whining to me.”
Why be smart about it? The Russian Federation said that first we will feed our own people, and then we will feed others. Well, a gas station. We haven’t dug up the Black Sea. And no matter how illegally we sit on our continent. So this is not for Putin. and make claims against Ivan Kalita

You'll go to the ban "smart guy"

[Chingachguk]

So, is Russian grain of worse quality than any other?
Why, if it’s from Russia, should it be cheaper?
Let it rise in price to begin with, and then we’ll see..... Otherwise, everyone is used to it!!!!
Further more! The cost of oil and gas for foreign “friends” also needs to be reconsidered, as many shale mining companies, due to the low cost, will suffer a mess even before everything is restored. Consequently, in order to compensate for losses, gas and oil prices will begin to rise....
Well, at least I think so..... Maybe I'm wrong.....

[atalef]

Quote: Chingachguk

! The cost of oil and gas for foreign “friends” also needs to be reconsidered, as many shale mining companies, due to low prices, will suffer a mess even before everything is restored. Consequently, in order to compensate for losses, gas and oil prices will begin to rise....
Well, at least I think so..... Maybe I'm wrong

you are mistaken.
The price of oil is determined not by the seller but by the buyer, based on the balance of supply and demand.
Now there are heaps of oil - try to raise the price and see who will buy it from you.
And shale - both shutting down production and restoring it - is extremely simple.
Prices increased - they began to drill and restore supplies.
Shale oil cannot be destroyed because it simply exists.
As the price falls, it will not disappear, and neither will the companies that extract it.

[Chingachguk]

The fact of the matter is that they say things differently. Some say like you, others say that shutting down a well for a while is not profitable, it’s easier to pay extra to have it taken away for free if there is nowhere to put it... And this is while negative expenses are insured... But how real it all really is, I understand I can’t.... I just haven’t seen America fuss so much for a long time if it didn’t bother them..... Moreover, by their law they cannot be part of OPEC and will submit to the regulation of oil production.....

[Viktor Sergeev]

Will they not supply liquefied grain from the USA? Where are the cries about diversification of supplies and the threat from Russia? Why isn’t Ukraine increasing it, because you can sell all your grain, and you can eat the waste yourself for profit.

[Gennady Fomkin]

As of April 22, wheat prices per ton were:

Food grade 3 wheat – 14 ₽
Food grade 4 wheat – 14 ₽
Feed wheat grade 5 – 13 ₽
A year earlier, on April 19, 2019, wheat prices per ton were:

for grade 3 wheat – 11 rubles.
for grade 4 wheat – 11 rubles.
for grade 5 wheat – 10 rubles.
Due to the jumping prices for Russian wheat from the manufacturer, exporting firms were forced to fulfill contracts (supplying grade 3-4 wheat to the customer) at a loss, or the margin was several dollars per ton. For comparison: the price of a ton of food grain (both last and this year) was about $207±10.

[Gennady Fomkin]

There are countries that are in the same position as the USSR in the last decades of its life. Namely: the Gulf states, Nigeria, Algeria. The effective demand of these countries for grain may be undermined by low oil prices. According to the FAO bulletin for the 2019-2020 agricultural year presented in early April:

World grain production is 2721 million tons
Global grain use forecast rises slightly to 2722 million tonnes
Global grain trade is expected to recover by 2,3 percent (9,5 million tons) compared to 2018-2019 to reach 420 million tons
Wheat in the 2019-2020 agricultural year:

Production is 763 million tons
Accumulated reserves are projected at 280 million tons
Grain use will be 759.5 million tons
Trade volume will be 172 million tons
Reaction to Russia's introduction of quotas

The UN and the EU remembered such a form of nationalism as food nationalism (this is when the government saves food for its population). They expressed concern that such actions, against the background of the pandemic and the growing drought in the United States and Europe, are increasing public dissatisfaction with the pandemic and political instability in the world. We must assume that in “developed” countries too.

Gulf states can deal with this by issuing bonds. How Nigeria and Algeria will cope with this is unclear.

[Gennady Fomkin]

How the birds sang to me that at first in the distant and beautiful USSR there was class 4 for feed, but for feed grain they made class 5. Then the situation you described became clear. An innocent question hangs in the air: why is it used to bake in the West? Under 1st class is it mainly durum?

[Andobor]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Why is it used to bake in the West too?

You can't bake bread from first class, it's for pasta.

[Silver Fox]

In general, you need to have a supply of bread for 2 years in the country.

[Pavel73]

Isn’t it time to include grain prices alongside exchange rates and oil prices?

[Vlad Za]

It’s okay, the Europeans won’t die. They should have stopped selling to them sooner. Especially the Poles, Romanians, Czechs and Balts.

[Volder]

Let them feel hunger and shortages without Russia. This will be useful. Let them know their place.

[Kunica]

The main thing is that grain and derivatives do not rise in price within the country in order to compensate for losses to exporters.

[Al Asad]

Against this background, will the EAEU countries begin to resell Russian grain themselves and make money?

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Svetlana

Fields in Europe are sown with oilseed crops used for biofuel production. This is where the problems arise. On the trail. year they will be smarter and plant grain.

Maslenitsa crops, except for camelina, will suck all the juices out of the ground, what will grow there then?

[peter rusin_2]

The UN is already beginning to voice that, in view of possible food shortages, Russia should think about providing free charity! That is, they will pay money for humanitarian supplies to others, but Russia is a charity!!

[Mabius]

Meanwhile, the forecast of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation for harvest-2020 is about 125 million tons.

In recent years, Russia has taken first place in grain exports.. We definitely won’t remain hungry if something happens..
God is clearly helping Russia! And through this crisis, Russia will reach a new level, this self-isolation is useful for us, let’s rely only on ourselves

Quote: Peter Rusin_2

The UN is already beginning to voice that, in view of possible food shortages, Russia should think about providing free charity!

Well, screw them freeloaders .. Russia will introduce a ban on the export of agricultural products from June 1 ..

[BOB044]

It turns out that Russia will not sell to the EU, they will die of hunger. And they said Russia is a gas station.

[unmer]

Hehe, we also love delicious pies and barley beer!

[Svetlana]

Fields in Europe are sown with oilseed crops used for biofuel production. This is where the problems arise. On the trail. year they will be smarter and plant grain.

[trahterist]

What a surprise!!!

[ecolog]

The EU cannot provide itself with grain?

[begemot20091]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

For example, in Bulgaria, water problems are becoming more serious. With a population of less than 7 million, more than 300 thousand people are already affected by water supply restrictions to some extent. Water supply has been disrupted in 17 regions, 40 municipalities, 12 cities, 160 villages

Eyewitnesses who have been able to visit the Dniester over the past ten days report that the river has noticeably shallowed, in some areas it has become much narrower than its channel, and is more reminiscent of a large stream than a once full-flowing reservoir.


People attribute the shallowing of the Dniester to the hydrological drought that has prevailed in Moldova for several months in a row.

Read more: https://ru.sputnik.md/society/20200409/29812733/issykhayuschiy-dnestr-reka-vodosnabzhenie.html

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Chingachguk

So, is Russian grain of worse quality than any other?
Why, if it’s from Russia, should it be cheaper?
Let it rise in price to begin with, and then we’ll see..... Otherwise, everyone is used to it!!!!
Further more! The cost of oil and gas for foreign “friends” also needs to be reconsidered, as many shale mining companies, due to the low cost, will suffer a mess even before everything is restored. Consequently, in order to compensate for losses, gas and oil prices will begin to rise....
Well, at least I think so..... Maybe I'm wrong.....

Everything is correct, otherwise you’ve been taught. The real CRISIS will be in about three weeks, you’ll see.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: BOB044

It turns out that Russia will not sell to the EU, they will die of hunger. And they said Russia is a gas station.

We will still sell tea people but......for gold