The Development Bank will finance the construction of a dairy complex in the Orsha district

In less than two years, a state-of-the-art dairy farm "Kupalinka" for 2250 head of cattle will be built in the village of Morozovo, Orsha district.


The facility will consist of four cow barns, a milking and milk processing unit with a "carousel" type installation for 60 milking places, and a maternity ward. It will also include an administrative and amenity complex and 18 silage trenches, as well as engineering structures. A calf barn for 460 places is also planned.

The project is included in the lending plan of OJSC "Development Bank of the Republic of Belarus" within the framework of the State Program for the Development of the Agrarian Business in the Republic of Belarus.

Construction has begun on a dairy farm for a thousand dairy cows with a closed cycle at RUP "Ustyie NAN Belarusi". Dairy farms for 1210 head are being built in the "Teplichny" branch of RUP "Vitebskenergo" in the Orsha district, and a dairy farm for 1200 head (OJSC "Vitebsk Broiler Poultry Farm") in the Vitebsk district. Both projects are being implemented through loan funds from OJSC "Development Bank of the Republic of Belarus" and the enterprises' own funds.

As reported by the regional executive committee, an investment agreement has been concluded and construction has begun on a dairy farm in the Postavy district (OJSC "Postavy Dairy Plant").

"Vitebsky Bekon" has started large-scale work near the village of Pushki, Liozno district. The first pig breeding complex for 5,000 sows per year is being built here. In total, the Vitebsk Concern "Meat and Dairy Products" intends to build five similar state-of-the-art complexes in the Miory, Polotsk, Orsha, Liozno, and Glubokoye districts.

Overall, for the region, taking into account the aforementioned facilities, documents have been prepared for 16 livestock facilities: 12 dairy farms and four pig breeding complexes. The construction of new livestock facilities is planned to be financed through loan resources of the Development Bank of the Republic of Belarus, as well as funds from foreign investors.

"Vitebskiye Vesti".