The work of the agro-industrial complex of the Tarnoga district was evaluated by the Deputy Governor of the Vologda region Mikhail Glazkov

The Okrug has strong farms with positive results and high potential for further development. The number of cows in agricultural organizations is almost 2.5 thousand (+2.5% by 2021). Gross milk production is 17,717 tons (+4.4%) The productivity level of cows in agricultural organizations of the Tarnoga district for 2022 amounted to 7,351 kg.
The first point of the visit was the SPK "Zaboriye" - the largest agricultural enterprise in the district, which makes the main contribution to the district indicators. The enterprise specializes in the production of milk, grain and feed necessary for animal husbandry. The farm has an area of ​​agricultural land of 1621 hectares, the entire area of ​​agricultural land is occupied by arable land, 1010 heads of cattle, including 360 heads of dairy herd cows. To strengthen the quality control of the production of raw milk, the enterprise recently purchased laboratory equipment for the analysis of milk in terms of physical and chemical indicators.
In 2022, the farm produced 3.8 thousand tons of milk (+1.4% compared to 2021), the productivity of the dairy herd is 10,581 kg of milk per 1 cow (+145 kg, or +1.4% compared to 2021, 26.8% higher than the regional average, in the region - 8345 kg). In terms of productivity, the farm ranks seventh in the top ten for this indicator.
Mikhail Glazkov also visited two more agricultural organizations: SPK "Romashevsky" and SPK (collective farm) named after Lenin. In these farms, positive dynamics was also noted at the end of last year.
SPK "Romashevsky" produced 2.2 thousand tons of milk, the productivity of the dairy herd is 8124 kg of milk per 1 cow. The enterprise works stably, pays special attention to the maintenance of animals, working conditions of workers, this spring it is completing a project for the reconstruction of a barn for 200 heads, investments in which amounted to about 38 million rubles.
SPK (collective farm) named after Lenin produced 2.75 thousand tons of milk, the productivity of the dairy herd is 7847 kg of milk per 1 cow.
All raw milk produced by the enterprises is sold at JSC Tarnogsky Butter Plant, which has been operating since 1935 and is one of the leading milk processing enterprises in the Vologda Region.
The result of the trip was a meeting with the leaders of the agro-industrial complex of the Tarnoga district. The results for 2022 have been summed up, plans for the development of the industry for 2023 have been outlined, and the main trends in the dairy market in the region and the Russian Federation as a whole have been announced. Also, the main measures of state support, which are actively used by Tarnog farms, were discussed with the agrarians of the district. In 2022, about 94.6 million rubles were allocated from the federal and regional budgets. In 2023, 30.7 million rubles have already been subsidized for the development of agriculture and the increase in agricultural production in the district.
“In the context of sanctions pressure and difficult market relations, in order not to slow down the pace of dynamically developing agriculture, to stabilize the situation in time, feedback from recipients of subsidies is extremely important, such direct communication contributes to prompt decision-making by the Government of the region,” Mikhail Glazkov summed up.

Read together with it:

  • Blaming cows was a mistake: meadows absorb more gases than cattle emit.
    Cows have become a symbol of controversy, as debates about their environmental impact, particularly regarding methane emissions, have generated headlines, political decisions, and criticism. But while many study the animals themselves, a group of researchers decided to examine the soil. At the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a team of researchers led by Professor Galen Erickson conducted a study t...
  • Robotic farms have opened in Udmurtia.
    The Progress agricultural production cooperative officially launched two modern robotic farms, each designed for 140 cows, and a facility for 300 calves. Vasily Muklin, Minister of Agriculture and Food of Udmurtia, attended the opening ceremony . "Progress is a leading enterprise in the region, steadily improving its performance. Today, we see a logical continuation of this trend. Currently, four ...
  • A farm in the Oryol region was fined for violating veterinary regulations.
    The inspection revealed that cattle had been removed from the farm without the necessary electronic veterinary documentation certifying the animals' health for various diseases. At the time of the inspection, the farm housed over 250 head of cattle . During the inspection, two emaciated cows were discovered, kept in conditions that did not meet veterinary standards. Violations in the handling of b...
  • A 6.2% decline in the cattle population in the Altai region, while milk production increased.
    The decrease affected all major types of farm animals: the number of cows decreased by 7.3% to 203.7 thousand, pigs by 3.3% to 269.6 thousand, and sheep and goats by 9.2% to 120.2 thousand. Despite the overall decline in livestock numbers, the region's agricultural production figures showed positive trends. In 2......
  • The European Commission has updated its measures to combat bovine dermatosis following an outbreak in Girona.
    Implementing Decision 2026/230, published this Friday in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU), explains that Spain, in response to the new outbreak of the disease, has established the appropriate protection and surveillance zones in Catalonia, as well as the measures to be applied, which are detailed in the annex to this regulation. The size and duration of the vaccination zones are a...
  • Surcharges on prices for agricultural products purchased from the population have been established in 2026.
    February 4, Minsk . Resolution No. 8 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food dated January 27, 2026, established markups to the purchase prices of agricultural products purchased from the population in 2026. BELTA reports this with reference to The size of the markups (in Belarusian rubles) per 1 kg of product will be: ......
  • Kazakhstan wants to increase meat production by 1.5 times.
    "We're lagging behind global standards." "Over the past few years, the development of beef livestock farming has faced a number of systemic challenges that are hindering the sustainability and growth of the industry. Problems related to the ineffectiveness of government support measures and farmers' limited access to financial resources persist," Serik Yegizbayev, head of the Committee on Agrarian...
  • In the Rostov region, meat prices have increased by 13% in a year.
    According to analysts, the highest prices for beef were recorded in Rostov-on-Don and Millerovo , at 671 rubles per kg. The most affordable price was recorded in Volgodonsk, at 622 rubles. Prices for chilled and frozen chicken increased by 8%. The average price in the Rostov Region in January was 225.8 rubles per kg. The highest price was recorded in Volgodonsk, at 241.8 rubles per kg, while the c...
  • The Age of the Flyer: Why Frequent Job Changing Has Become a Winning Strategy
    Working for six months or a year at one company and then moving to another is a real way to increase your salary and achieve career growth, HR specialists say.This material is part of RBC's new Education section , where we discuss how to develop skills, make informed decisions, and advance your career consciously. The RBC School of Management is the media holding's new educational project, focused...
  • A Sakhalin farmer plans to develop dairy farming with government support.
    In 2025 , a farmer from the Aleksandrovsk-Sakhalinsky District applied to participate in the grant selection process and won. Sergei Morozov, a descendant of a farmer, followed in his family's footsteps and dedicated himself to agriculture. His father, Yuri Timofeevich Morozov, has been working in the industry for over 1......