W HEN ENOUGH Russians feel the endless fighting in Ukraine is futile and that they are paying the price, their president, ...

MOSCOW/IRTYSH village (Reuters) - Russian farmers say they will sow less wheat after heavy losses this year, switching to more profitable crops such as peas, lentils, or sunflowers. Such decisions ...

Russian forces are deliberately destroying crops in Kherson Oblast, using drones to drop incendiary munitions from all sides ...

Russian farmers preparing to harvest their winter wheat are facing soaring diesel costs and bad weather, leading to concerns ...

Milking a stubborn goat at her farm just outside Moscow, Larisa Sukhanova says she’s worried about the future of her milk business as a year-old embargo on Western foodstuffs fails to yield a promised ...

Key grain region Rostov cuts harvest forecast by 38% Russia's grain harvest seen down 9%, could go lower Russia is the world's top wheat exporter Extreme weather patterns make Russian harvest volatile ...

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Spring planting season has begun for many farmers, and though their crop prices are higher than they've been in years, the war in Ukraine is causing skyrocketing costs for farmers here in the U.S.

MOSCOW — Boris Akimov’s cellphone, which quacks like a duck, started to sound like a whole flock soon after President Vladimir Putin imposed sweeping food sanctions barring many Western imports last ...

Wheat harvest set to drop to 83 mln tons from 92.8 mln in 2023 Profitability of grain crops is approaching zero - Rostagro CEO Some farmers ponder a change of strategy towards "niche" crops ...