Russian farmers are increasingly using giant silo bags to store surplus grain as war-related export disruptions continue.
Russia turns to giant plastic bags to store unexported grain as Black Sea trade stalls

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Russia uses giant plastic bags to store unexported grain as Black Sea trade disruptions continue.
- Russian farmers use Argentinian silo bags to store up to 20 million tons of grain.
- Grain exports have dropped by a third since July due to port and vessel attacks.
- Plastic bags pose risks like mouse access and require bird-scaring equipment.
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