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Resolution of March 27, 2025 No. 395
The Government, on the instructions of the President, continues to work to achieve technological sovereignty in the field of agricultural engineering and to form a sustainable system of national biological security. A resolution has been signed supplementing the Federal Scientific and Technical Program for the Development of Agriculture with two new subprograms: “Agricultural Machinery and Equipment” and “Development of Technologies for the Production of Veterinary Medicines.”
The total funding for the first subprogram, which will be implemented in 2025–2030, will amount to approximately 15.8 billion rubles. Federal budget funds will amount to over 13.1 billion rubles, and attracted investments will amount to over 2.7 billion rubles. The implementation of the subprogram activities, in particular, involves the development and creation of modern tractors, self-propelled combines for harvesting grain, potatoes, beets and other agricultural crops. It is also planned to create domestic equipment for the maintenance and harvesting of fruit and berry plantations and vineyards, modern sprayers, fertilizer spreading machines, seeders, milking systems, and egg sorting machines. It is expected that at least 27 new types of agricultural machinery will be developed by 2030.
The implementation of the second subprogram, dedicated to the development of veterinary drug production, is also planned for 2025–2030. The volume of funding from the state will amount to more than 4.4 billion rubles. Another 12 billion rubles are planned to be raised from extra-budgetary sources. The main goal of the subprogram is to create new, competitive domestic veterinary drugs and meet the domestic needs of the livestock industry for such drugs. For this purpose, it is planned to develop and clinically test new vaccines and veterinary drugs for pigs, poultry, cattle, and farmed fish, and then launch them into industrial production.
Successful implementation of the subprogram will allow achieving a 70% level of provision of livestock with domestic veterinary drugs by 2030. By the same date, the level of provision with Russian vaccines should be 61%.
During a meeting with deputy prime ministers on March 31, Mikhail Mishustin instructed Dmitry Patrushev to monitor the progress of the subprograms. “We need to ensure that all these projects go into production as soon as possible and become available to consumers,” the Prime Minister emphasized.
The signed document introduces changes toGovernment Resolution of August 25, 2017 No. 996.
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