In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, butter production increased by 15.7%

In the Krasnoyarsk Territory they began to produce more butter, cream and pasta. This information was announced during a working trip of deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the region to the Minusinsk and Idra-Krasnoturansky districts.

Together with the heads of municipalities, heads of agricultural enterprises and local residents, members of parliament summed up the results of the agricultural season and discussed the draft regional budget for 2026.

General Director of Tesinskaya Dolina LLC Oleg Bezmaternykh said that a regional grant of 60 million rubles helped the company expand grain processing. A flour-grinding complex has already been purchased, which will increase production volumes by type of food product by 39.95% and increase the average monthly wage of workers by 11.76%. Currently, imported equipment is being installed here.

This year, Iskra Lenina CJSC plans to launch a new livestock complex. The total investment amounted to about 3.5 billion rubles. The planned commissioning of milk production capacities after reaching full production capacity is 23.9 thousand tons per year.

The Krasnoturansky breeding plant is currently developing a plan for the construction of a new livestock complex for 2,658 animals. The project is ambitious – its cost is over 4 billion rubles. It will increase milk production by 12.6 thousand tons and create 50 new jobs.

Chairman of the Agrarian Committee Vladislav Zyryanov summarized: “During the business trip, we paid special attention to the processing of agricultural products. This is a direction that is strategic for the region. This year, the production of pasta increased by 3.6 times, cream by 2.2 times, and butter by 15.7%. This is a brilliant result of the work of farmers and confirmation of the correctness of the chosen course to support the processing industry. We see great potential in the southern territories of the region and will continue to create all conditions for the dynamic development of the agro-industrial complex.”

During the trip, the deputies visited the Minusinsk Agricultural College and the Southern Agricultural College in Krasnoturansk. The focus was on training personnel for the agro-industrial complex and modernizing training equipment. These educational institutions train specialists for agriculture throughout the south of the region, and, of course, the regional government will create all the conditions for their development.

Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk Territory