Russia is attempting to save its failing agriculture industry, but without more reform and a new outlook, it seems unlikely to succeed. The government faces a disillusioned farm sector, and the powerful agrarian lobby wants to derail reformby THOMAS SIGEL AGRICULTURE TODAY IS RUSSIA’S MOST antiquated and unreformed sector. Dominated by the inefficient behemoths Josef Stalin created during his sweeping […]
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