Current State and Problems of Functioning of the Resource Base of the Soy Subcomplex of the Amur Region

Sinegovskiy, M. O.; Malashonok, A.A.

doi:10.31442/0235-2494-2018-0-9-31-35

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“…5). The Amur Region is traditionally heading the top 10 regional leaders of the Russian Federation in soybean production [7,12]. In 2022, soybean production in the region amounted to 1.56 million tons.…”

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“…The growth of global soybean production is ensured both by increasing the acreage and increasing yields by zoned and highly productive soybean varieties. Global soybean production in 2022 amounted to 391.2 million tons, which is an increase of 39.2 million tons compared to 2021 [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. The main soybean producers are concentrated in the Western Hemisphere and account for almost 82% of the global gross harvest, including Brazil -38.8 %, the United States -30.2% and Argentina -12.7%.…”

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Amur region in the structure of soybean production of the Russian Federation

Volkova,

Smolyaninova

2023

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Soybean is a unique oilseed crop of world importance, which has in its composition a high percentage of full-fledged protein, balanced with amino acids, fat and carbohydrates. Soybean is a universal agricultural crop of great food, fodder, technical and agrotechnical significance. In order to ensure the food security of each country and a world production as a whole, currently there goes a constant increase of the main indicators of the soybean market development. Russia has been a leader in soybean production for many years, being one of the top 10 producing countries. Dynamics analysis of the territorial structure of acreage, gross yields and soybean yields in Russia, the Far East and the Amur Region revealed the leading positions of the Amur Region in the country and within the Far Eastern Federal District. As of 2022, the Amur Region accounts for 69.2% of the acreage of the Far Eastern Federal District and 25.7% of the all- Russian acreage. The volume of gross soybean harvest in the Far East by more than 70% and by 27.6% in Russia is provided due to the production volumes of the Amur region. However, the analysis of the average yield of soybeans in the context of federal districts as of 2022 revealed the maximum yield level in the Southern Federal District - 20.4 centners /ha. In the Far Eastern Federal District, yields were lower than the national average by 0.8 centners /ha, which indicates the need for work to ensure the increase in the efficiency of soybean production technologies in the Russian Far East.

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