Premiere of the film “Earth. Lifelines” will be held on August 26, 2026 at the 17th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, which is being held in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia). The next day, on August 27, the project will be released on the TV channel TV BRICS. Subsequently, it will be adapted into the main languages of the BRICS countries and transferred to the media network’s partners for international distribution.

Yasmin Fouad, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, said in an interview with the BRICS media network TV BRICS that the Silk Road Caravan initiative is developing from awareness-raising to practical action on the ground: “Low-income and lower-middle-income countries will receive assistance through this initiative in the first place. We are talking about 75 states that have already developed their drought management plans and need such support <...> The BWC strives, together with international financial institutions, other UN agencies, partners and the private sector, to show that the problem of drought and investments in land can be financially beneficial. Thus, we are more actively involving the private sector in mitigating the effects of soil degradation and drought.”

Фото: Елена Бочарова. tvbricsThe documentary “Earth. Lifelines” (running time 39 minutes) focuses on the Russian part of the route of the “Silk Road Caravan”, which passed through the territory of three regions of the Russian Federation – the Republic of Dagestan, the Republic of Kalmykia and the Astrakhan region. The project shows successful practices of sustainable pasture management, biodiversity conservation, phytomelioration and rational water use, demonstrates examples of effective interaction between the state, science and local communities to solve problems affecting the environment, economy and social sphere. The film was created by representatives of the United Nations, experts and practitioners in the field of agriculture, experts from different countries, including Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Russia and Tunisia.

“Broad information coverage of the problem of land degradation is of crucial importance for solving the challenges facing the world community. The media have the potential to form an environmentally responsible society by fostering respect for the soil as one of the key natural resources. International information cooperation can contribute to a deeper understanding of land degradation processes and become an effective mechanism for the dissemination of applied knowledge. For Russia, these issues are of particular importance, given its territory and significant contribution to ensuring global food security. The preservation of soil fertility, rational land use and effective management of water resources are necessary conditions for stable agricultural production. In this context, the Russian Federation supported the Silk Road Caravan 2026 initiative. It is extremely important that such an event receives proper media coverage. In particular, the TV BRICS media network has produced the documentary “Earth. Lifeline”, which demonstrates domestic experience in combating drought and land degradation. Such media products are designed to form responsible approaches to natural resources in society in order to preserve our planet for future generations,” said Kirill Logvinov, Director of the Department of International Organizations at the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The premiere screening of the documentary “Earth. Lifelines” on TV BRICS channels will be held on August 27 at 12:00, 17:00. 22:00 Moscow time. Repeat on August 29 at 13:00 and 19:30 Moscow time.

TV BRICS is an official partner of the United Nations. In 2025, the National Network of the UN Global Compact in Russia joined the cooperation with the media network. In 2026, TV BRICS became an international information partner of the Silk Road Caravan initiative of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.

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The international media network TV BRICS was established in 2017 following the results of the BRICS summit in Xiamen (China), becoming a practical implementation of the initiative supported by the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa on the need to disseminate objective information about the activities of the BRICS. The headquarters of TV BRICS is located in Moscow.

TV BRICS is the latest system of multilateral information exchange between the media of the BRICS+ countries. The partners interact through the multilingual TV BRICS portal and the round-the-clock TV channel. Over 100 media structures from more than 30 countries act as permanent partners of TV BRICS, while the media network’s information presence reaches 80 countries.

The mission of TV BRICS is to create a unified BRICS information space, to disseminate objective information about the humanitarian and economic activities of the participants and partners of the association.

As an international partner, TV BRICS provides communication and information support for major international events in the BRICS+ countries, provides media support for the activities of government authorities, government, non-profit and public organizations. It cooperates with higher educational institutions, including members of the BRICS Network University, and organizations in the field of cinematography in order to develop professional industries, expert communities and promote the ideology of unification through education and art. He initiates his own humanitarian projects and co-organizes international and national events in the BRICS+ countries.

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From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Moscow Time, participants will have the opportunity to review the Russian-language versions of the FAO flagship publications for 2025:

1. “The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI–2025).”

2. “The State of the World’s Land and Water Resources for Food and Agriculture (SOLAW–2025).”

The event program includes speeches by leading international and Russian experts. Welcoming remarks will be delivered by Oleg Kobyakov, Director of the FAO Liaison Office with the Russian Federation, and Lidiya Pirumova, Deputy Director of CSAL. A video address by FAO Chief Economist Máximo Torero and a presentation by FAO Director of the Agrifood Economics Division David Laborde are expected.

The Russian expert perspective will be presented by specialists such as Natalia Shagaida (RANEPA), Nadezhda Orlova (HSE University), and Dmitry Bulatov (National Union of Food Exporters) in the discussion of the SOFI report. The SOLAW report discussion will be led by Viktor Danilov-Danilyan (Russian Academy of Sciences), Ivan Vasenev (RSAU-MTAA), and Elena Dovlatova (Russian Water Supply and Sanitation Association).

This event is of significant interest to the diplomatic corps, agribusiness representatives, the scientific community, and all those following the global agenda on sustainable development, agriculture, and ecology. The presentation provides a unique opportunity to obtain up-to-date FAO data firsthand and understand the key trends affecting the global food system.

To participate in the event, registration via the link is required: https://my.mts-link.ru/j/82493699/11837076924

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A global voice from Tatarstan: from Doha to Moscow

The year 2025 was the time for Rima Gumerovna to reach a fundamentally new diplomatic level. As Vice-president of the NGO International Union of Women, she took part in the IV Eurasian Meeting of Russian Compatriots in Qatar, a venue that brought together 60 leaders from 50 countries under the auspices of the Russian Foreign Ministry. Here, in the heart of the Middle East, she discussed the preservation of traditional values and the cultural code in the global world, and at a business meeting with members of the Board of the Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry, she laid the foundations for future joint projects.

Already in November, her voice was heard in Moscow at the IV International Forum “Woman of the Third Millennium”, where, among delegates from 40 countries, she represented not only her enterprises, but also the whole philosophy.: how can the profitability of agribusiness be combined with the development of rural areas and the preservation of the unique multinational identity of the Tetyushsky district? Her story, picked up by international media, has become a living bridge between local rural labor and global dialogue.

“Smart farming” with a human face: the formula for the success of Kolos and KFH

The figures of her agricultural empire speak for themselves: 31,835 tons of grain, 91,000 tons of sugar beet, 5,927 tons of milk. But behind these tons and hundredweight lies a world-class high-tech approach. German ROPA beet harvesting complexes, CLAAS combines, the Cropwise remote monitoring system, and digital herd management systems are all tools of its “smart farming”. At the same time, she considers people to be her key asset. Her own human resources strategy with youth housing, mentoring, and an average salary above 75,000 rubles is the social foundation of her economic success. Her personal farm, where Rima wheat is grown with a yield of 77 kg/ha, is a testing ground for innovation and proof of the effectiveness of the farming model.

From Sabantuy to the front: charity as part of a business model

Charity for Rima Safiullova is not a one—time event, but a systematic expense item. She understands that lasting peace in multinational Tatarstan is built through respect for the culture of each nation. Therefore, its enterprises support not only the Tatar Sabantuy, but also the Mordovian Valda Shinya, the Chuvash Chukleme, and the Russian Maslenitsa. From the very beginning, her household has been allocated 63 million rubles in front—line assistance, from cars and quadrocopters to groceries. This is a responsibility not by decree, but by the call of the heart.

“If we do not preserve faith and traditions, we will lose ourselves”: from family memory to national heritage

A special, deeply personal chapter in Rima Safiullova’s work is a project that lies at the junction of family memory, national duty and public service. The historical Valiullah readings dedicated to her grandfather, the veteran imam Valiulla Khasanov, have transformed from a personal family tribute into a large-scale social phenomenon that annually gathers new scholars, clergy and local residents in the village.

For Rima Gumerovna, this project is the fulfillment of her grandfather’s testament. His words: “If we don’t keep faith and traditions, we will lose ourselves” became not only the motto of the readings, but also the inner compass of all her multifaceted activities. By turning personal memory into a national treasure, she has created a unique platform where scientific history, living spirituality and practical culture meet. Readings have become a living bridge between generations, where young people discover the cultural code of their ancestors through lectures by scientists and workshops on ancient crafts.

Keeper of the living heritage: from Ak Kalfak to Skullcap Tower

Heading the regional organizations “Ak Kalfak” and “Tatar Family”, she literally revives the holidays from oblivion: “Nauruz”, “Karga Botkasy”, “Kaz omase”. Her vocal groups “Idelkai” (awarded the title of “National”) and “Miras” are not just ensembles, but keepers of the musical soul of the people.

The ambitious Tyubetey Tower project within the framework of tourism development is an attempt to turn cultural heritage into a point of attraction and economic growth, introducing guests to living traditions.

Recognition: from “Golden Autumn” to “Women of the Third Millennium”

Her contribution is marked by the highest marks of distinction. The title of “Honorary Worker of the agro-industrial complex of Russia”, victory in the most prestigious All-Russian competition “Women in the agro-industrial complex” (diploma of the II degree at the federal stage), the international award “Woman of the Third Millennium”. It is especially symbolic that the Women in Agriculture award was presented to her by Rustam Minnikhanov, the President of Tatarstan, and the Federal Minister at the Agrovolga exhibition, which is recognition at the junction of national and national significance. The medals “For Great Services to the Tatar people” and “Berdamlek” (“Unity”) confirm that her work is a service to both the land and the nation.

Rima Safiullova’s Phenomenon: A game-changing synthesis

Rima Safiullova is a unique synthesis that breaks stereotypes. It combines:

• A technocrat business executive who implements German robots and Israeli IT systems in the fields.
• A diplomat and global speaker representing Russia at forums from Doha to Moscow.
• A philanthropist and peacemaker who strengthens international peace by supporting the culture of each ethnic group.
• The keeper and restorer of traditions, who breathed new life into almost forgotten rituals and songs.

Her path proves that modern women’s leadership is not a choice between business and service, between global and local. It is the art of connecting the incongruous, creating a new, more sustainable and humane model of success, where profits are measured not only in tons of grain, but also in preserved songs, strengthened communities and bridges built between cultures and continents.

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Document No. 1 is aimed at ensuring stable supplies of grain and other important agricultural products, strengthening successes in the fight against poverty, developing local industry, supporting rural construction and optimizing the allocation of rural resources.

In an interview with the publication, economist Tian Yun noted that the convergence of cities and rural areas is one of the key trends in China. According to him, the country is getting new opportunities to introduce modern digital technologies into the agricultural sector, and thanks to the development of artificial intelligence (AI), innovative solutions are becoming more accessible.

“In recent years, the use of chemical fertilizers and plastics in China’s agriculture has decreased. Instead, green technologies and digital solutions are increasingly being introduced into the industry. This indicates the modernization of the country’s agricultural sector,” Tian Yun said.

According to the document, China will support the development of smart agriculture and expand the use of AI, big data technology and low-altitude systems.

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Young inventors have adapted sensors and software so that their robots can now measure soil temperature and humidity. The device is controlled from mobile phones via a special application. Robots are already being used on the territory of a peach tree plantation.

The students also developed an educational tractor driving simulator. Thanks to the game design with steering wheel, gear lever and pedals, students can practice as often as necessary. The simulator connects to any screen and provides a realistic simulation of agricultural work.

It is noted that such projects demonstrate the possibilities of education and innovation in the development of high-tech agriculture.

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Сообщение Argentine students have developed innovative projects in the field of agriculture появились сначала на embassylife.ru.

On the sidelines of the Saudi Agriculture 2024 exhibition, the kingdom’s largest event in the field of agriculture, it was announced that in 2024 the contribution of the agro-industrial complex to the country’s economy will exceed 31 billion US dollars (more than 3 trillion rubles). To ensure the growth of the sector in the future, it is planned to attract investments in the amount of $70 billion (6.7 trillion rubles) by 2030.

In addition, the economic priorities of the kingdom until 2041 were discussed at the exhibition and the accompanying conference, with an emphasis on food security, sustainable development and the introduction of modern technologies. The event was attended by more than 370 companies and organizations from Saudi Arabia and 28 other countries.

The exhibition featured innovations, technologies, products and services from various sub-sectors of agriculture, including poultry farming, animal husbandry, food processing and veterinary services. New achievements in the agricultural sector and in the field of sustainable development were also demonstrated in accordance with the priorities of Saudi Arabia’s development strategy set out in the Vision 2030 program.

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Сообщение In 2025, Saudi Arabia’s GDP may exceed 4% появились сначала на embassylife.ru.

It’s no secret that everyone in Russia knows and loves Baku tomatoes. And not only that: Azerbaijani cucumbers, eggplants, apples, persimmons, plums, strawberries and many other products are also very popular with the Russian consumer. If the product is marked “Made in Azerbaijan”, it does not need high quality confirmation and additional advertising. Not to mention that Azerbaijani cuisine holds a special place in the heart of every Russian person.

In the context of the active development of trade and economic cooperation, which was highly appreciated during the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Azerbaijan in August 2024, we are witnessing an increase in cooperation in the field of agriculture, which is important for our countries.

This is evidenced by statistical data. This year, the growth rate of trade in agricultural products is reaching an indicator of about 10%. Agricultural exporters of both countries are interested in further increasing the volume and expanding the range of supplies. The Russian exposition always occupies a prominent place at the largest agricultural exhibition in the Caspian region, which is held annually at Baku Expo, and is very popular with numerous visitors.

Russia also makes a significant contribution to ensuring Azerbaijan’s food security. We hold a leading position in the supply of important grain crops and agricultural fertilizers to this country.

Regular business missions of Russian Federation subjects and agricultural entrepreneurs are of great importance in expanding ties between business circles. This summer, delegations from Chuvashia, Adygea, Altai Territory, Ryazan, Novosibirsk, Kirov, Belgorod, Orenburg regions visited Azerbaijan. On September 25, Russian companies exporting agricultural products will arrive in Baku on a business mission. I am confident in the success of the upcoming contacts.

New promising areas for the development of cooperation were discussed during the visit of the Minister of Agriculture of Russia O.N.Lut to Baku in September 2024. In particular, they agreed to increase mutual supplies of agricultural products and seeds, as well as establish links between relevant institutions. Russian universities are ready to expand mutual student exchange programs with Azerbaijani partners.

The Trade Representation of Russia in Azerbaijan, a representative of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia, recently seconded to our Embassy and actively involved in the work, as well as an honorary representative of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Baku, are participating in the intensification of specialized cooperation. This once again confirms the attention Russia pays to this area.

The strengthening of allied cooperation between Russia and Azerbaijan affects not only the well-being of our citizens, but also creates a good prospect for joint entry into the markets of third countries. In this context, I would like to note the efforts of Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran to increase the capacity of the international North-South transport corridor, which will ensure reliable logistics of agricultural products supplies to foreign markets. A project of accelerated rail and multimodal transportation between Baku and Moscow is being worked out.

Today, the problem of food security is being emphasized on many international platforms, while some countries are trying to make Russia the “extreme” one. In this regard, I would like to emphasize that despite the sanctions pressure and attempts to limit the supply of Russian agricultural products and fertilizers to world markets, thereby provoking an artificial shortage of products and their rise in price, Moscow remains a responsible participant in the global food market.

In 2023, a record volume of exports of Russian agricultural products was achieved – more than 40 billion US dollars. It has almost tripled in 10 years, providing saturation of markets in the widest geography: These are our closest neighbors – the CIS countries, China, Turkey, and more distant Egypt, the Republic of Korea, and the EU countries. Russian food is of great importance for the socio-economic development of many countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.

In cooperation with our allies, which undoubtedly include Azerbaijan, we will continue to contribute to ensuring stable supplies of important food for all countries.

(September 30, 2024)

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Сообщение Article by the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Azerbaijan M.N.Evdokimov in the Russian Business Guide magazine появились сначала на embassylife.ru.

Field tests have proved that the protein content of cereals and legumes increases, the oil content of oilseeds increases, fruit and berry and ornamental trees, vegetables receive protection from fungal diseases and mites. The principle of the nanopreparation allows you to apply sulfur in small concentrations before sowing or during the period of active plant growth. In addition, scientists at Ufa University used sulfur to process construction products. “The effectiveness of the application is due to the fact that as a result of treatment with Aquastat, a coating of sulfur nanoparticles is formed on the surface of pores and capillary tracts of materials, which prevents water penetration. The method of using the drug is convenient and simple, and it is cheaper in cost than existing analogues. With its help, more comfortable living conditions are created and funds are saved for the maintenance of buildings and structures,” the press service noted.

The drugs have already been patented and presented on the regional market, contracts have been concluded with manufacturing enterprises of Bashkiria. Enterprises from Turkey and Bulgaria have also become regular customers, the message says.

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Production in the agro-industrial complex has increased by more than 25% over the 10 years of the EAEU existence, and added another 1.7% in the first quarter of this year, said Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, reports ‘Sputnik.Belarus.

According to the Prime Minister, the level of provision of the Eurasian Economic Union with its own agricultural products is growing year by year. ‘According to our calculations, it exceeded 93% at the end of last year,’ Mishustin pointed out.

The Russian prime minister emphasised that ensuring food security is of key importance for all EAEU members. He noted that achieving this goal requires the development of a number of areas, including the production of own agricultural machinery, fertilisers, food, processing and chemical industries.

‘It is also necessary to build reliable logistics, establish trade links and supply chain of fuel, fertilisers, grain and other food products,’ the head of the Cabinet added.

Earlier, State Secretary of the Union State Dmitry Mezentsev said that the countries are actively engaged in the development of joint programmes in the agro-industrial complex, as food security is a key priority of the Union State. Joint programmes make it possible to solve the problems of import substitution in agricultural machinery, seed production and livestock breeding. The EAEU countries also use the experience of Russian-Belarusian integration when working on the creation of common markets, including agro-industrial complex.

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Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting on rural development and improving the efficiency of the agricultural sector on April 16 this year: “In general, farmers have something to be proud of. Belarus fully provides itself with basic types of food. Significantly surpasses other CIS countries in the production of such products and consumption per capita… Today, the task is to move on, to make the work of the agricultural sector more sustainable, and its development progressive.” The successes of our agro-industrial complex are well known. Many agricultural enterprises have reached the world level of development. But in order to become even more successful, it is important not to get tired of adopting best practices. In particular, the best farms in Russia. To this end, the NGO “Peasant Council”, together with the “Rural Newspaper”, constantly organizes field seminars in the fraternal country. The next one took place at the end of May in St. Petersburg. Its theme is “New technologies and best practices in agriculture in Russia”. Sergey Fedchenko, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food, provided support in organizing and conducting the seminar.

The Belarusian delegation consists of 40 people from various regions. Farm managers, animal technicians, veterinarians, accountants, economists, farm managers, operators of artificial insemination of animals. They all had something to see, including something useful for themselves.

The first address of the seminar is the Detskoselsky concern, which includes leading agricultural enterprises of the Leningrad and Voronezh regions, as well as two Belarusian farms in Gorodok and Myadel districts. The concern is headed by our countryman, Yuri Braginets, a native of the village of Sorochi in the Lyuban district. He often visits his native places, provides sponsorship to various institutions.

Yuri Braginets received the heads of agricultural enterprises that are part of the Belarusian delegation, and specialists communicated with his deputies in the relevant areas. The concern has 12 thousand cows, 300 tons of milk are produced daily. The average yield from a cow per year is 10 thousand kilograms.

It is clear that the participants of the seminar from the Belarusian side, first of all, noted for themselves something new, worthy of study and implementation.

— During Yuri Braginets’ story about his concern, I drew attention to one important detail, — Tatyana Tolochko, manager of the Progress-Vertelishki dairy complex of the Grodno region, shared her impressions. — In their cow diets, the ratio of silage and haylage is 40 to 60 percent. In our farms, sometimes the opposite happens. Therefore, they cannot always achieve the desired productivity.

Nikolay Markevich, the chief veterinarian of JSC Dostoevo of the Ivanovo district, added:

— Reducing corn in diets and increasing herbs also improve animal health. As a result, the number of lactation in cows increases.

Director of KSUP “Khanchitsy-Neman” of the Svislochsky district Yuri Kostolomov drew attention to the cost accounting system in animal husbandry:

— The economy of milk and meat production of cattle is considered separately in our country. Therefore, almost everywhere the first position is highly profitable, the second is unprofitable. Detskoselsky takes costs for the entire cattle industry, because it is very difficult to divide them into milk and beef production. As a result, there are no losses and the counting process is simplified. We also need to switch to this method.

Then the Belarusian delegation went to St. Petersburg State Agrarian University. Rector Vitaly Morozov introduced the university. A curious detail: over the past five years, the number of students has grown from 3,000 to 6,000.

— They took such a step because of the lack of specialists in agriculture, – said Valery Pavlyukevich, director of the Russian State Unitary Enterprise “Olekshitsy” in the Berestovitsky district. — There is also such a problem in Belarus. Therefore, the experience of Russians is useful to us. We need to think about how to attract young people to the industry. The university was impressed by the classrooms equipped with the most modern equipment. There are even tractors there, including MTZ. Electronic simulators allow you to master the management of various techniques.

The university has its own production base — 1200 hectares of land, 280 cows. There is an opportunity to receive products, thereby earning money, and to teach students in production conditions.

The St. Petersburg State University of Veterinary Medicine, which is more than 200 years old, also warmly welcomed the participants of the seminar. Several museums were impressed there, the expositions of which tell about food products, their quality, animal anatomy, their diseases and much more. In Russia, 2024 is the Year of the family. Within its framework, a concert for young student families was held at the university. It is curious that it was supposed to take place a day later, but the schedule was adjusted specifically for the sake of the Belarusian delegation.

— In general, wherever you were, you saw a cordial attitude everywhere, — said Leonid Matusevich, chairman of the NGO “Peasant Council”. — For example, in a St. Petersburg pharmacy, when an employee found out that we were from Belarus, she was very happy, said that her sister lived in the Pruzhansky district. And I made a small but pleasant gift. I ordered the medicine online and quickly released it to us for 50 percent cheaper. The supermarket asked if there was a discount card. We said no, because we came from Belarus. Immediately there were several people who willingly offered their cards to make purchases cheaper.

At the Village cheese farm, we got acquainted with the peculiarities of the business and marketing of a private company in the field of production and agrotourism. There are usually up to 50 visitors on weekdays and 400 on weekends. What is the attraction of the site? There you can relax in modern cottages for a few days. There are cows, goats, and sheep on the farm.

— This is both business and career guidance, — said Kazimir Vorobey, director of KSUP Neverovichi in the Volkovysk district.

— Not only adults, but also children milk animals there, they feel what an exciting activity it is to take care of them. I saw how teenagers were happy when they made cheese themselves, and then took it with them to show their relatives and friends what they had made with their own hands.

All this is not in words, but in fact popularizes work in agriculture and processing.

The members of the Belarusian delegation tasted 20 types of cheeses, as well as meat products. Nearby in the store you could buy everything you liked.

Next was the Sputnik Agro stud farm, which is engaged in the cultivation of beef cattle of the Aberdeen Angus breed. The peculiarity is that the animals are outdoors all year round, there are only small canopies.

— This is a huge saving, — Vladislav Adamchenko, Director of JSC “Urechansky” Slavgorodsky district, shared his impressions. — There are no costs for premises, electricity, manure cleaning and much more. We haven’t dealt with beef cattle yet, but after what we saw, there was a desire to try.

The participants of the seminar not only got acquainted with the peculiarities of the work of Russian colleagues. Often, including during the bus ride, they discussed what they saw.

— There were even discussions, — Valery Pavlyukevich noted. — We were arguing about how best to apply what we saw at home. We paid attention to how to reduce costs and increase the profitability of various types of products. As a result, there was a double benefit from meetings with Russian colleagues.

The importance of such seminars is evidenced by the following fact. After a trip to St. Petersburg by three specialists of JSC Ostromechevo of the Brest region, an application for six people headed by a supervisor was received from this farm for the next seminar.

And of course, you can’t visit St. Petersburg and not get acquainted with its sights – the Winter Palace, the Hermitage, St. Isaac’s Cathedral and many other outstanding cultural and architectural monuments.

— We also visited the Orthodox church, the construction of which was financed by Yuri Braginets from his own funds, — said Leonid Matusevich. — We visited the monument to the defenders of Leningrad and the Piskarevsky Memorial Cemetery, where we laid flowers and paid tribute to the soldiers and civilians who died during the blockade.

The next seminar will be held on June 18-22 this year in Moscow. The participants will visit the international exhibition “Grain, animal feed, veterinary medicine”, EkoNiva holding of the Kaluga region — one of the largest milk producers in Russia. The seminar will also be held at his new livestock complex “Bortnikovo” for 3 thousand cows and 5 thousand heifers in the Moscow region.

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