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Russia: Komi Potato Harvest at 27% of Plan as Regional Pace Diverges

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Potato lifting with a small tiller in Russia
Photo: Potato lifting with a small tiller in Russia (illustrative). Игоревич / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

Ključni odvzemi

  • 27.2% of the planned potato volume harvested in Komi so far
  • 37% of potato area lifted in Chelyabinsk by 21 September
  • 333 centners per hectare average yield in Tyumen region
  • 8 million tonnes national forecast, 6% below the 2025 crop

Zakaj je pomembno

Za kmete
In wet regions, prioritise lifting fields at risk of waterlogging and dry tubers well before loading into storage.
Za trgovce
Plan for possible supply gaps in the North and Urals; central Russian regions may need to cover shortfalls.
Za dobavitelje
Offer drying, ventilation and sorting equipment to farms storing tubers from waterlogged fields.

60-sekundni povzetek

Potato digging in Russia is progressing unevenly from region to region. In the Komi Republic farms had covered 36.1 percent of the planned area and collected 1,281 tonnes, just 27.2 percent of the target, behind last year when 40 percent of the volume was in by the same date. Chelyabinsk had lifted 37 percent of its area with modest yields of 21.3 tonnes per hectare, although officials say the campaign is ahead of 2025. Tyumen stands out with 77,700 tonnes at 33.3 tonnes per hectare despite heat and floods, while Sverdlovsk fields suffered weeks of waterlogging. Storage managers and buyers in the North and Urals should expect more quality issues and possibly more deliveries from central Russia. Nationally the Potato Union sees about 8 million tonnes as sufficient. The regional figures come from different dates and outlets, so they are not directly comparable.

36.1%share of planned area harvested in Komi by 22 September
1,281 tpotatoes collected in Komi (27.2% of plan)
1,676.3 tKomi harvest on the same date in 2025
37%area harvested in Chelyabinsk by 21 September
213 c/haaverage yield in Chelyabinsk
77,700 tTyumen harvest from 2,330 ha by 11 September
23-33 dniwaterlogged soil in some Sverdlovsk districts
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The potato harvest in Russia is moving at very different speeds across regions. Northern and Ural regions report slow progress, while some Siberian farms are well advanced.

Komi lags behind last year

In the Komi Republic, farms in nine districts had harvested 108.9 hectares by 22 September. This is 36.1% of the planned area.

The gross harvest reached 1,281 tonnes, or 27.2% of the planned volume. The data come from the regional outlet BNK, republished by the Potato Union on 25 September.

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A year earlier on the same date, Komi farms had harvested 124 hectares, or 43.3% of the plan. They had collected 1,676.3 tonnes, or 40% of the planned volume.

Local scientists have bred three varieties adapted to Komi conditions. However, farmers still buy most seed from other regions.

Chelyabinsk ahead of last year

In Chelyabinsk region, farms had harvested potatoes on 37% of the area by 21 September. The average yield was 213 centners per hectare, or 21.3 tonnes per hectare, according to AiF Chelyabinsk.

The regional report said farmers were ahead of last year’s pace overall.

Tyumen reports high yields

In Tyumen region, farms had collected 77,700 tonnes from 2,330 hectares by 11 September. The average yield was 333 centners per hectare, according to the regional agriculture department.

The season there included extreme heat, heavy rain and record floods.

In neighbouring Sverdlovsk region, excess rain left soils waterlogged for 23 to 33 days in some districts, according to Yamal-Media.

National picture

Russia expects about 8 million tonnes of potatoes from commercial farms in 2026. That is about 6% less than the 8.5 million tonnes of 2025.

Alexey Krasilnikov of the Potato Union said the volume will be enough for the domestic market.

Zakaj je pomembno

National totals hide large regional differences. Slow harvesting in wet northern regions raises the risk of losses before frost. Waterlogged tubers also store poorly. Buyers in the Urals and the North may need more supply from central Russia. High yields in Tyumen show that good management can offset a difficult season.

Photo: Potato lifting with a small tiller in Russia (illustrative). Игоревич / Wikimedia Commons, Javna domena

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  1. Картофельный союз (БНК), 25.09.2026 — https://welikepotato.ru/v-komi-sobrali-tret-ot-planovogo-urozhaya-kartofelya/
  2. АиФ Челябинск, 21.09.2026 — https://chel.aif.ru/society/agriculture/yuzhnouralskie-agrarii-derzhat-vysokiy-temp-uborochnoy
  3. НГ72 (департамент АПК Тюменской обл.), 11.09.2026 — https://ng72.ru/society/5446412-tyumenskie-agrarii-sobrali-pochti-78000-tonn-kartofelya-za-sezon
  4. Картофельный союз (Ямал-Медиа), 23.09.2026 — https://welikepotato.ru/kartofel-i-borshhevoj-nabor-zhdat-li-rosta-czen-na-urale-i-v-drugih-regionah/
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