Mirnova Meeting @ Russian State Agrarian Univ. (Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy) 9.apr.2018
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1. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast is a federal subject of Russia in the Russian Far East. Article 65 of the Constitution of Russia provides that the JAO is Russia's only autonomous oblast. It is one of two official Jewish territories in the world, the other being Israel. As of the 2010 Census, JAO's population was 176,558 people, or 0.1% of the total population of Russia. By 2010, according to data provided by the Russian Census Bureau, there were only 1,628 Jews remaining in the JAO (less than 1% of the population), while ethnic Russians made up 92.7% of the JAO population. Judaism is practiced by only 0.2% of the population of the JAO.
2. This rarely visited province was established by Stalin as an attempt to boost the population of the Soviet Far East as well as to appease Zionist movements within the USSR (which were contradictory to Soviet dogma). The Oblast's Jewish status has led to some odd Soviet-Jewish art, such as the menorah monument in the city center, but did not lead to mass Jewish immigration - Jews constitute only about 2% (although there are some reports that is is up to 16%) of this region's population.
3. Birobidzhan is a town and the administrative center of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Russia, located on the Trans-Siberian Railway.
4. Despite considerable efforts made by the Soviet authorities and foreign aid, the development of the region was very slow. The Soviet leadership hoped that the Jewish population of the Birsko-Bidzhan district would reach 60,000 by 1933 and 150,000 by 1938. However, in 1928-1929, only 2,825 Jews came to the region, of whom 1,725 left Birobidzhan by the end of 1929.In 1928-1934, 19,635 Jews arrived in Birobidzhan and 11,450 left it. The project of the relocation of Jews from abroad failed completely. Only 500 foreigners arrived in the region, including 80 from Argentina and 150 from Lithuania.
5. There is a project to join the EAO to the Khabarovsk Territory . Another proposal is the accession of the EAO to the Amur Region with the formation of the Amur Region. Among the local media and some Jewish public organizations, there are opponents of projects to abolish the EA (for example, Birobidzhaner Stern and EAOmedia and supporters of its further development as an original Jewish administrative entity. The project for the abolition of the EAO continues to be actively discussed.
6. One of the stranger parts of Birobidzhan’s story is that although it was meant as a Jewish statelet, religious Judaism was alien to Soviet atheism and thus frowned upon. The local museum contains Yiddish leaflets warning locals not to celebrate Passover, and Sarashevskaya leafed through back issues of Birobidzhan Shtern from the 1980s, pointing out that although the newspaper was in Yiddish it contained no discussion of either Judaism or Israel.
7. If the local government gets its way, more Jews would move to the region, especially some of those who left in the early 1990s. Rostislav Goldstein, the senator for the region in Russia’s upper house of parliament, said Birobidzhan’s proximity to China could provide advantages for Israeli businesses wanting to crack the Chinese market.
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Mirnova meeting at Timiryazev Russian State Agricultural University 09apr2018
Meeting on 9.April.2018 - Mirnova director Marianna Tsepeleva, at Russian State Agricultural University - with Dr. Peter Kubrushko, Chairman of the Center for Technical Support of Education, in the Advanced Technology Center showing facilities with labs, equipment, conference rooms - video filmed by indoor UAV drone.
Mirnova Meeting @ Russian State Agrarian Univ. (RSAU-MAA) -- experimental fields, gardens and campus
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RSAU (a.k.a. Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy) is a pre-eminent agricultural science and technology university with many specializations pertaining to and relevant to what we are doing in all of the EcoVita Project and specifically in AgrIntel (a.k.a. AgriBrains).
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Russian dairy farmers show off cheeses
(22 Feb 2017) Russian cheeses and locally-produced goods were showcased in Moscow on Wednesday, as Russian dairy-farmers claimed government sanctions against European Union imported goods had done much to boost the local market.
Local farmers from various Russian regions, including Siberia, came to Dorogomilovsky Market to show off and promote their products.
Government sanctions enacted in response to those imposed by the West in the wake of the Russian annexation of Crimea reduced foreign competition in some sectors of the Russian economy, helping entrepreneurs to expand rapidly to plug the gap.
Often heavily in debt, many will struggle without the sanctions if they are lifted.
To be honest we need (counter) sanctions, because agriculture has been given a new life, said Akmaral, a farmer from Altai, in Siberia.
If the sanctions are lifted, I can say, it will be horrible, a terrific shock for everyone.
Sanctions were not mentioned directly during US President Donald Trump's first phone call with Putin, but the Russian government said the two leaders discussed restoring mutually beneficial trade and economic ties.
The US and the European Union slapped Russia with the sanctions in 2014 when it annexed the Crimean peninsula and backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
The sanctions have focussed on individuals close to Putin, as well as major companies in the energy, defence and banking sectors.
Russia responded with bans on fresh food imports from the US, the EU and other Western countries.
Since then, food prices in Russia have risen sharply, but the agriculture and fisheries sectors have performed strongly against the backdrop of much-reduced competition.
Some of the farmers at the market on Wednesday truly believe that to lift the counter-sanctions would be against Russia's own interests.
However many consumers would welcome the lowering of food prices that the dropping of sanctions would bring.
Other potential action would likely include Russia's oil and gas industry, which would find it easier to access foreign financing and expertise, while retailers could also benefit from extra competition among suppliers.
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Over the next 5 years, the government will additionally allocate around 340 billion rubles to support the export of the country's agricultural machinery industry products. Russia is already in the top five manufacturers of agricultural machinery in the world. This and some other things were discussed today in Krasnodar. Dmitry Medvedev visited the CLAAS factory that produces harvesters, tractors, and headers.
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Petrovskaya Agricultural Academy - the highest agricultural educational institution in the Russian Empire . Founded during the period of political reforms, in 1865, the Academy contributed to the prosperity of agricultural science.
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Agricultural Academy is a Russian agrarian higher educational institution, founded in 1865 as the Petrovskaya Agricultural and Forest Academy. In 1889, after the training of forestry specialists was selected from the structure of the university , the new name Petrovskaya Agricultural Academy was adopted. In 1894 it was closed and transformed into the Moscow Agricultural Institute. After the revolution of 1917, the university was renamed the Petrovskaya Agricultural Academy, and in 1923 it was renamed the Moscow Agricultural Academy named after K.A. Timiryazev......
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