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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russian manufacturers could significantly increase fertilizer exports to the American market. The topic of expanding trade between the countries is developing after the phone conversation between Putin and Trump on October 9, when Moscow confirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products.
Sevara AzamovaResearchers at the St. Petersburg State Agrarian University have developed a system that directs cooled tractor exhaust gases into the root zone of potatoes. According to the authors, the technology could reduce nitrogen fertilizer consumption by up to 30%, but it requires field testing.
Sevara AzamovaHead of the RDIF and special representative of the Russian president Kirill Dmitriev stated that Russia could help US farmers not only with diesel fuel but also with fertilizers. In his view, economic cooperation between Moscow and Washington serves the interests of both countries and international security.
Javlon TursunovAt a meeting on October 21, Vladimir Putin told Donald Trump's envoy Steven Witkoff that Russia is ready to supply fertilizers to the American market in large quantities. He also stated that after the diesel deal between Moscow and Washington, world diesel prices fell by 5-6%. Witkoff, on behalf of Trump, thanked Putin for increasing diesel exports, while Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the easing of anti-Russian sanctions.
Javlon TursunovHead of the RDIF Kirill Dmitriev said on the social network X that Russia is ready to help American farmers not only with diesel fuel but also with fertilizers. He commented on activist Jack Posobiec's statement about a diesel deal between Russia and the US and said that economic cooperation between the two countries will continue.
Sevara AzamovaRising energy and fertilizer prices due to the Middle East conflict drove a 13% jump in global food prices in the third quarter, said International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) President Alvaro Lario. He forecasts further food price increases over the next 6–9 months and calls for long-term resilience measures.
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