EkoNiva Group, Russia’s largest dairy holding, is implementing a programme to introduce automated solutions at its dairy farms. Starting from 2026, robots will be used in the milking parlours at the group’s farms located in Kaluga oblast, the Volga region, Siberia and other regions.

This spring, EkoNiva launched Agrischool: from Field to Shop Shelf, a one-of-a-kind educational programme. According to the authors, the Group’s tour project specialists, it aims to showcase the farming sector in the most engaging and realistic way possible.

An internship at EkoNiva has changed Anastasiya Myakinina’s life: instead of returning to her hometown in the south, she stayed in Siberia to become a veterinarian and find her dream job. Fascinated by cows and calves, she draws her artistic inspiration from interaction with them and transforms her feelings into stunning works of art.

EkoNiva Group, Russia’s largest dairy holding, has released the results of its audited consolidated IFRS statements over January–June 2026.

Russia’s largest dairy holding EkoNiva Group has announced the start of winter sowing for Crop 2027. The work has commenced in several of the Group’s subdivisions.

Stefan Dürr, Founder and President of Russia’s largest dairy holding EkoNiva Group, has launched the milk processing plant in Maslyanino, Novosibirsk oblast. The opening ceremony was attended via video conference by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin and the Governor of Novosibirsk oblast Andrey Travnikov.

Vladimir Frolov, Head of Herd Management Department on a dairy farm, and Vladimir Troynin, Advisor to the Director of a milk plant, have been awarded presidential commendations for their professional achievements and many years of dedicated work.

A breeding trial evaluation has finished at EkoNiva Group’s Breeding and Variety Maintenance Centre. It was attended by the managers of the holding and key production enterprises, breeders, agronomists as well as students undergoing internship at the company. The breeders, variety testers and agritechnologists from Kursk, Voronezh, Ryazan, Novosibirsk and Volga subdivisions demonstrated nurseries and trial plots, which will help in the creation of new varieties, as well as cultivation technology trials conducted with in-house bred varieties.

The traditional crop production workshop has taken place at EkoNiva’s premises in Voronezh region. The two-day event provided a platform where over 150 managers and specialists from every region of EkoNiva’s presence could share their know-how.

EkoNiva Group, Russia's largest dairy holding, announces operating results over January-June 2026 across the main business segments: dairy farming, milk processing, crop growing, plant breeding and seed production.