All-Russian Field Day – 2025 - the country's largest agricultural event, bringing together representatives from 73 regions of Russia, as well as foreign delegations. The event gathered a record 85,154 participants and became a large-scale platform for demonstrating the achievements of the domestic agro-industrial complex, exchanging experience, and establishing new partnerships. More than 100 contracts for the supply of machinery, equipment, and plant protection products were signed. New cooperation agreements were reached between regions and companies.
Representatives of Rosagropromsoyuz took part in this event, and the executive director Alexander Baburin spoke as a speaker in two sections dedicated to agronomy and animal husbandry.
The Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Oksana Lut opened the plenary session “Smart Agriculture: Digital Tools for Development”. In her speech, she noted the successes of digitalization in the agro-industrial complex, emphasized the importance of introducing new technologies to increase the efficiency and competitiveness of the industry, and also focused on strategic tasks for export development and technological independence.
Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Belarus Yuri Gorlov shared his experience in digitalization and innovation in the agricultural sector of Belarus, noting the importance of integrating scientific and practical approaches for sustainable agricultural development.
Minister for Industry and Agro-Industrial Complex of the Eurasian Economic Commission Goar Barseghyan delivered a report on the prospects for the development of the agro-industrial complex within the Eurasian Economic Union, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between EAEU countries and the implementation of common digital standards.
Leading experts and industry leaders from 73 regions of Russia participated in industry sessions, discussing issues of poultry farming development, land reclamation, land involvement in circulation, the use of drones and digital platforms in agriculture.
The main topics and directions of discussions were:
Digital transformation and robotization of the agro-industrial complex
Prospects for agricultural product exports and international cooperation
Implementation of unmanned technologies and agricultural drones
Development of breeding, genetics, and domestic seed production
Modern approaches to land reclamation and water resource management
Support for young specialists, educational and career guidance programs
New state support measures, improvement of legislation, reduction of administrative barriers.