Russia set to reap bumper harvest

This year’s grain production is expected to reach a record 150 million tons, the president says Russia is expected to reap its largest grain harvest ever in 2022, President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday, citing preliminary data on crops. “According to experts, the total grain harvest could reach 150 million tons, including about 100 million tons of wheat. This will be a record in the entire history of Russia,” Putin said, noting that previous estimates had ranged from 140 million tons to 147 million tons. The president recalled that Russia’s biggest grain harvest ever was recorded in 2017 – 135.5 million tons, in

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