The media quoted Russian Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lute as reporting that since logistics difficulties in the Azov-Black Sea basin pose a threat to agricultural exports and winter planting, the Russian Ministry of Agriculture is preparing additional support measures for farmers. Relevant measures include extending the terms of preferential loans and equipment leasing agreements. Relevant proposals have been submitted to the government. It is planned to grant subsidies in hectare to areas where winter planting operations are carried out. The government is discussing suspending farm bankruptcy proceedings during the growing season; the farm will retain its agricultural producer status even if sales decline. The relevant departments are studying an intervention plan for the purchase of 1 million to 3 million tons of grain, which is likely to be implemented in the southern region.

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