The first in the Vitebsk region to complete the harvest: "Dazhynki" were held at SKhP "Mazolovogaz"
Less than a month ago, this same enterprise launched the mass harvest in the Vitebsk region, and traditionally, the workers of the "MazolovoGaz" breadfield completed the harvesting campaign earlier than others. In total, 1170 hectares of grain and leguminous crops and 300 hectares of winter rapeseed were harvested here.
Assistant to the President-Inspector for Vitebsk Region Anatoly Linevich
The harvest of the leading farm this year increased by more than 1.7 thousand tons, and its total weight was almost 6.8 thousand tons. The average yield of grain and leguminous crops was 58 c/ha, and grain alone yielded 63.4 c/ha, which is almost 15 c/ha higher than last year's figure. At "MazolovoGaz", 7 combines and 11 trucks were involved in the fields, delivering grain to the drying complexes. Four machine operators recorded more than a thousand tons of grain in their work records, and one combine operator managed to exceed the two-thousand-ton mark.
The work on the farm does not end there; plowing of cleared lands and sowing of winter crops are currently underway. 600 hectares of winter rapeseed have already been sown, winter wheat sowing will begin on September 1, and corn harvesting will start in mid-September. All these crops are mainly used for livestock feed, and the enterprise plans to develop new ones, such as soybeans, to supplement the protein content of the fodder base.
At "Dazhynki" in "MazolovoGaz," production leaders were congratulated and presented with well-deserved awards. Chairman of the Regional Executive Committee Alexander Subbotin, who attended the farmers' holiday, congratulated the workers of the enterprise and thanked them for their dedicated work. "Victory in the harvest is the result of meticulous, persistent, systematic labor, the contribution of each employee - from the machine operator to the general director," emphasized the head of the region and wished the villagers new victories.-0-
Alexander Subbotin