Everyday life of agrarians: The Leninogorsk agrofirm is planning to procure 32 centners of feed units per head of cattle
The agrofirm "Leninogorskaya" of the joint-stock company "Tatagroleasing" began work on the harvesting of vegetable feed for cattle. At present, forage is being harvested on a field of 100 hectares, where the height vellum grass has reached an average of 70 centimeters. According to the chief animal husbandry of the farm Foat Samatov, the grass has already grown and has reached the budding stage.
“It’s just the right time for harvesting a goat dam, it has maximum benefit and useful substances for animals now,” the head of the agriculture and food department of the Leninogorsk district Ilnar Shamardanov supports the colleague’s opinion. According to experts, after 5-6 days the grass in this field will ripen and begin to lose its value. Therefore, it should be collected as soon as possible. The machine operators of the Leninogorskaya agrofirm have already begun this work.
Modern mower "McDon" puts grass in the mowing. A piece of lightly dried grass in the grass mowing harvester "Jaguar" crushes and loads into the car body. This green mass will be added to animal feed. And after thorough drying you get a high-quality hay.
The agrofirm "Leninogorskaya" is the largest farm in Leninogorsk district. Perennial grasses for forage preparation are grown here on an area of more than 4 100 hectares. “We have all the opportunities to mow in time and provide the high-quality feed for livestock,” says the director of the agrofirm Irek Yagafarov.
With the help of the investor - the joint-stock company Tatagrolizing, in recent years, great attention has been paid to increasing the technical power of the economy, creating comfortable working conditions for the staff. Four modern McDon mowers, two imported Jaguar forage harvesters and four Polesye forage harvesters will work in the preparation of livestock feed. In order to fully ensure the food for 5,200 heads of cattle contained in the agrofirm, the farm will prepare 32 centners of feed units per head.