Russian agricultural holdings are increasingly recognising the benefits of smart technologies and pumping money into R&D departments to develop solutions. Photo: Shutterstock
Russia is experiencing a boom in demand for smart technologies among milk farmers who are struggling to achieve better profitability and solve some long-standing issues. The Russian Agricultural Ministry has recently called for businesses to develop domestic smart farming technologies so that the country does not depend on foreign equipment. The aim is to design intelligent farms where the average production performance stands at 13,000 litres per cow per year, and the risk of mastitis occurr
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