Historic 19th-Century Wine Cellars in Dagestan to Become New Tourist Attraction
302,100 tons of grapes, up from 301,000 tons in 2024, with 241,000 tons processed—an increase of 7,000 tons year-on-year.
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Dagestan Accelerates Vineyard Expansion with Over RUB 1.4 Billion in Investments
Total investments have surpassed RUB 1.42 billion, enabling the development of 1,354.8 hectares of new vineyards between 2024 and 2026 and the creatio...
Dagestan to Combat Forest Fires with Cargo Drones and Enhanced Video Surveillance
The Government of the Republic of Dagestan has outlined a new strategy to tackle a significant increase in forest fires, focusing on innovative techno...
Dagestan Registers Thousands of Hectares of Forest with Assistance of "Roskadastr"
Significant attention was given to the contribution of the "ROSKADASTR" branch in Dagestan, which provided cadastral services.
Trains against traffic jams: more profits for Dagestanis to choose trains?
projections exceeding 1.7 million in 2024.
Dagestan authorities allocate three sites on seashore for tourist base
The Head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, has authorized the allocation of over 4 hectares of land near the village of Zelenomorsk in Karabudakhkentsky mu...
Viticulture annually brings about RUB 7 billion to budget of Dagestan
Dagestan has achieved a record-breaking grape harvest in 2024, yielding 301.5 tons – its highest output since the 1980s.
Dagestan plans to put into circulation more than 5,000 hectares of arable land in 2025
The Republic of Dagestan aims to cultivate over 5,000 hectares of previously fallow arable land by 2025.
Samur National Park opens to tourists
of Southern Dagestan.
Dagestan expands state support for agriculture: new benefits for farmers
This provision is anticipated to enhance the financial and economic stability of entities within the agro-industrial complex, particularly in rural Da...
Dagestan's largest spawning grounds saved from drying out
The efforts to preserve the Achikol Lake system in Dagestan have averted an environmental catastrophe, Ilya Shestakov, the head of the Russian Federal
Dagestan provides 80% of its own needs for seedlings of fruit crops
Sharipov noted that Dagestan nurseries produced an impressive 1.2 million seedlings in 2024.
Dagestan farmers start increasingly use elite seeds for rice crops
Currently, spring crops are being sown across approximately 230,000 hectares of arable land in Dagestan, with 201,000 hectares already cultivated.
Largest horticultural project launched in Dagestan
This project is a part of a broader initiative known as "Development of Fruit and Vegetable Clusters in Dagestan".
500 hectares of forest to be planted in Dagestan under federal project
The fire, which originated near the village of Khryug in Akhtynski municipal district, resulted in the destruction of 6 hectares of pristine forest.