Anastasia Zhukova: "The main task of the regional government is to create favorable conditions for the growth of local food production" The deputy governor of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Anastasia Zhukova, spoke about the main goals and objectives of the development of the region's agro-industrial complex. "Our main mission is not only to increase Chukotka's self-supply of quality food products, but to ensure sustainability in fulfilling the need for products in terms of volume, quality and range. Therefore, we will continue to create conditions for increasing production efficiency, reducing losses and developing cooperation between producers. We plan to work actively to increase the scope of the state's support for the development of traditional economic sectors: elk breeding, marine hunting, poultry breeding, livestock breeding and fishing," stressed Anastasia Zhukova. From the beginning of 2026, 265.8 tons of protected soil vegetables were collected in the greenhouses of the autonomous Ocher, which is 60.3 tons higher than the corresponding period last year. The main volume of production falls on cucumbers (181.6 tons) and tomatoes (58.5 tons). In addition, 25.7 tons of greens (dill, parsley, basil, green onions) and zucchini were grown. State support is also given to reindeer herding farms. The industry employs more than 800 people. During this year's putin, a full-scale aerial science survey was conducted on the Pacific salmon spawning grounds in the province. Experts must obtain data to assess the status and prospects for reproduction of valuable biological resources in the region. The work was funded by the government of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. According to the data of the district agriculture and food department, the total amount of fish of Pacific salmon was 317.5 tons, of which: sockeye salmon - 291 tons; Chum salmon - 24.3 tons; Pink salmon - 2 tons. The catch of the salmon communities of indigenous peoples as part of traditional fishing amounted to 26.6 tons. Chukotka, officially!

Anastasia Zhukova: "The main task of the regional government is to create favorable conditions for the growth of local food production" The deputy governor of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Anastasia Zhukova, spoke about the main goals and objectives of the development of the region's agro-industrial complex. "Our main mission is not only to increase Chukotka's self-supply of quality food products, but to ensure sustainability in fulfilling the need for products in terms of volume, quality and range. Therefore, we will continue to create conditions for increasing production efficiency, reducing losses and developing cooperation between producers. We plan to work actively to increase the scope of the state's support for the development of traditional economic sectors: elk breeding, marine hunting, poultry breeding, livestock breeding and fishing," stressed Anastasia Zhukova. From the beginning of 2026, 265.8 tons of protected soil vegetables were collected in the greenhouses of the autonomous Ocher, which is 60.3 tons higher than the corresponding period last year. The main volume of production falls on cucumbers (181.6 tons) and tomatoes (58.5 tons). In addition, 25.7 tons of greens (dill, parsley, basil, green onions) and zucchini were grown. State support is also given to reindeer herding farms. The industry employs more than 800 people. During this year's putin, a full-scale aerial science survey was conducted on the Pacific salmon spawning grounds in the province. Experts must obtain data to assess the status and prospects for reproduction of valuable biological resources in the region. The work was funded by the government of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. According to the data of the district agriculture and food department, the total amount of fish of Pacific salmon was 317.5 tons, of which: sockeye salmon - 291 tons; Chum salmon - 24.3 tons; Pink salmon - 2 tons. The catch of the salmon communities of indigenous peoples as part of traditional fishing amounted to 26.6 tons. Chukotka, officially!