This was stated by first Deputy Minister Dzhambulat Hatuov. "Of course, as necessary response to the market", — he told, answering a question "Interfax" about whether to resume in 2017, grain purchasing interventions. According to him, currently the rates prevailing on the grain market, arrange both producers and exporters.
 

"We see a rather stable situation on the grain market, we are in parity prices that suit the farmers – producers and traders who ensure the supply of grain abroad. There is a slight lag from last year, but we believe that in the coming months it will be aligned", — he said.

"We believe that intervention is very effective, and the government effectively protects the farmers," — said D. Hatuov.