I-Astrakhan Agri-Enterprise Yandisa Indawo Yokugcina Amazambane Ifike Kumathani angu-38,000, Ithuthukisa Ukunisela Nokucubungula
Ukuthatha okhiye
- Three new stores take the total from eight to eleven
- Combined capacity rising to 38,000 tonnes
- 100 ha of irrigation added, total now 2,500 ha
- 63,400 t of potatoes harvested last year
- Over 167 million rubles in state subsidies
Kungani kubalulekile
- Kwabalimi
- Storage capacity is what converts a good harvest into a choice of selling date — the stated reason for building it.
- Okwamaphrosesa
- Separate varieties for chips and for fries indicate contracted processing supply, not opportunistic sales.
- Kwabatshalizimali
- 167 million rubles of subsidy behind a private storage build sets the terms for comparable projects.
60-isekhondi isifinyezo
Governor Igor Babushkin inspected a leading agricultural enterprise in the Yenotayevsky District of Astrakhan Oblast, where three new potato stores are under construction, taking the count from eight to eleven and combined capacity to 38,000 tonnes. CEO Alexey Karnaukhov said the expansion reduces harvest risk and lets the company sell in more profitable price periods later in the season. The enterprise added 100 hectares of irrigated land this season for a total of 2,500 hectares, over 1,000 of them under potatoes. Last year it harvested 63,400 tonnes of potatoes and 3,700 tonnes of grain on modest area growth, working on per-plant productivity rather than expansion. Varietal selection is strict: BP808 and Newton for chips, Fontane for fries, and table varieties Baltic Rose, Arizona, Alouette and Queen Anna, with new hybrids in trial. Supply goes to federal retail chains, with 160 permanent and 30 seasonal staff, supported by over 167 million rubles in subsidies.
Isifinyezo Samazambane Omhlaba Wonke
Izindaba ezinhlanu eziphezulu, amanani, izexwayiso zezifo kanye nemicimbi. Ekuseni phakathi nesonto, akukho ukukhangisa.
Imithombo
- CEO Alexey Karnaukhov and Governor Igor Babushkin — cited in the article
Kuxhunywe kulokhu okuqukethwe
- Izwe
- Russia


