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Russia has limited arable land due to its vast size, diverse climates, and geographical conditions. Much of the country experiences harsh winters and a short growing season, particularly in Siberia, which restricts agricultural productivity. Additionally, a significant portion of its land is covered by forests, mountains, and tundra, further reducing the available area for farming. The soil quality in many regions is also a challenge, with areas like the Chernozem (black soil) being the exception rather than the rule.

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