The All-Russian Agro-Dictation was held for the second time in Tatarstan.
Today, the All-Russian Agro-Dictation was held for the second time at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Over 200 people participated in the main regional venue, the Palace of Farmers.
In Tatarstan, the All-Russian Agro-Dictation was organized by the United Russia party as part of the "Russian Village" party project, in collaboration with Rosselkhozbank and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan Rustem Gainullov noted that the Agro-Dictation is a federal project aimed at popularizing the agricultural sector and shaping the image of agriculture as a modern, technologically advanced, and attractive field for education, work, and investment.
According to him, the agricultural dictation will cover all regions of Russia – from the fishing villages of the North to the vineyards of Kuban.
"This dictation isn't just a knowledge test; it's an opportunity to delve deeper into the world of agriculture and learn more about its intricacies and specifics," he noted.
Olga Voronova, Deputy Secretary of the regional branch of United Russia and Deputy Chair of the State Council Committee on Social Policy, noted that the agricultural dictation initiative is intended to develop rural areas, make rural life more attractive, and increase agricultural production. These measures directly contribute to strengthening the republic's food security and expanding its export potential.
Today, participants answered 30 questions on topics including crop production and plant protection, livestock breeding and breeding, fisheries, digitalization, and agricultural exports. Additionally, questions were asked on organic farming, agritourism, ensuring food security in Russia, and the history and professions of the agro-industrial complex. In 2026, the topic was expanded to include a new section, "Agricultural Economics."
The agricultural dictation aims to develop an image of agriculture as a modern, technologically advanced, and attractive field for study, work, and investment in support of the national project "Technological Support for Food Security."