Moscow region showcases agricultural technology at Golden Autumn 2026

Vyacheslav Dukhin and Vitaly Mosin toured the Moscow region's stand at Golden Autumn 2026 in Moscow. The regional agriculture ministry's October 9 report describes exhibits for livestock farming, aquaculture and plant breeding.

The stand features a model of the Potok voluntary milking robot developed by a company in Sergiyev Posad. The system is designed to automate milking and record individual cow data. The Puls smart collar helps detect when an animal is in heat and locate it in the herd.

Developers of equipment for raising sturgeon in recirculating systems presented software and a control cabinet. According to the press service, the solution receives sensor readings, monitors water conditions and forecasts changes.

The breeding section includes two new garden strawberry varieties. Their first berries are planned for sale in summer 2027. The company produces more than 555 tonnes of strawberries, raspberries and blackberries annually and is completing a breeding and seed-production centre in the Naro-Fominsk district.

Another agricultural company presented domestic seeds and planting material. More than 800 of its varieties and hybrids across 18 vegetable crops are registered in the state register. A separate section covers wineries in the Ramenskoye district and Krasnoznamensk testing local grape varieties and using raw materials from southern Russia.

The exhibition at Moscow's Timiryazev Centre runs until October 10. Agriculture Minister Vitaly Mosin linked agricultural technology development to automation and more efficient resource use. The stated specifications come from the exhibit organisers.