Our locations in Russia

The provincial capital of Voronezh is the most important center in southern central Russia. It is home to the headquarters of the EkoNiva Group and its largest and most modern operation.

In addition to dairy farming, crop farming and suckler cow farming, some of the milk is already processed into fresh milk, quark, sour milk products, UHT milk, milk powder and butter in two of the company's own dairies and sold to the retail trade or in the company's own sales points.

Established in 2006, this farming operation is located in the Masljanino district around 180 km from the city of Novosibirsk. Here, food crops and fodder crops as well as seeds for grains and legumes are produced. This recognized breeding center for Simmental, Holstein-Friesian and Hereford cattle produces milk and beef, with a small portion of the milk processed internally.

Furthermore, the neighboring Altai region belongs to this location.

Kursk is home to one of EkoNiva's first farming operations, which primarily specializes in seeds. Quality seeds for grains and legumes are cultivated here.

Established in 2006, the farming operations located close to the city of Kaluga are primarily important because of their proximity to Moscow and comprise two independent entities, Kaluga (Central) and Kaluga (Savino).

This operation mainly produces fresh milk for the Russian capital. It comprises several dairy cow facilities as well as a milk processing facility. Moreover, grain and fodder crops are grown here.

This farming operation produces organic beef as well as various organic food crops in compliance with the Russian and EU regulations for organic farming. Over 500 dairy cows are kept for the production of organic milk under the "EkoNiva" brand.

Tyumen (in western Siberia) has been part of the EkoNiva Group since 2011. The farm is one of the smaller in terms of the area. Apart from the cultivation of grain and fodder crops, the farm also keeps dairy cows.

Another operation of the Group is located in the north of the Orenburg province on the Ural Mountains. Since 2002, mainly grain, sunflowers, and peas have been cultivated here. Later, dairy and beef cattle were also added.

The location also includes the neighboring republics of Bashkortostan and Tatarstan. In August 2019, a dairy cow facility for 2,800 dairy cows was opened here, with more such facilities to follow at a later date.

A comparatively young site of the Ekosem-Agrar Group, which is the result of an acquisition made in December 2017, is located in Ryazan, east of Moscow. The main focus is on dairy farming and crop farming, with grain, sunflowers, rape seed and legumes being cultivated.

Dairy farming was expanded in 2019. The farm is a recognized breeding farm for Holstein Friesean.

The site in Moscow is the Group's second youngest operation. The operative entry into this region took place at the beginning of 2019. The focus is on dairy farming. In crop farming, fodder for the dairy cattle herd is therefore mainly cultivated.