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Vologda farmers brought 31 awards from the exhibition "Golden Autumn - 2026"

In Moscow, a large-scale exhibition of agricultural complex "Golden Autumn - 2026" was held

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Vologda farmers brought 31 awards from the exhibition "Golden Autumn - 2026"

In Moscow, a large-scale exhibition of the agricultural complex "Golden Autumn - 2026" was held. At the moment, the results of the activities have been summarized. At the federal level, Vologda oil, chicken egg, dairy and meat products, confectionery, sturgeon caviar and mineral water produced here received high marks.

According to the Governor of the Vologda region Georgy Filimonov, farmers of the region took 31 awards: 21 gold, 7 silver and 1 bronze medal. A letter of thanks was given to the Ministry of Agriculture. The Vologda region also took the Grand Prix for its contribution to the development of the exhibition.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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