The Russian government will consider additional subsidies for agricultural land in the Crimea vineyards and orchards, as reported www.alcoexpert.ru.

"If in 2014 the costs ranged from 300 to 400 thousand rubles per hectare, so now this figure has grown to nearly a million", - said the first deputy minister of agriculture of the Crimea Nikolai Polyushkin. - In 2014, the compensation from the state budget covered the costs in the horticulture and viticulture for nearly 75 percent. This year the Russian Federation will be paid compensation at the rate of 30 thousand rubles per hectare. It means that having spent a million, the producer will receive a total of 30 thousand - it`s not money.