News from the districts: Competition for the title of the most skilled plowman was held in the Yutazinsky district
On the field of Unish LLC of the Yutazinskiy district of Tatarstan, another contest was held for machine operators of the district.
“Due to the difficult situation with coronavirus infection in the country, conducting Sabantuev in cities and regions of the republic is prohibited. Such measures taken to ensure public safety are not difficult to understand. At the same time, the labor of rural workers who carried out spring field work with high efficiency and achieved good results deserves praise, ”says Ayaz Shafigullin, head of the Yutazynskiy District Executive Committee.
First of all, we began by honoring the leaders of production. Cash prizes were awarded to agricultural enterprises, machine operators recognized as the best in the implementation of spring field work in 2020, as well as milkmaids who produce the largest amount of milk during the year.
The event was continued by farmers. They competed in plowing in the area assigned to them. While there was a struggle for the title of the most skilled plowman, the artists of the regional House of Culture performed their sincere songs for livestock breeders. The event organizers left no one without a gift.
Finally, the hot competition day came to an end. Ramil Basyrov (peasant farms I.M. Nabiullin) became the best machine operator, Damir Garaev (peasant farm Garaev R.R.) took the second place, and Rustem Karimov (AgroMir LLC) took the third place.
In the Figure Driving nomination, 1st place was taken by Fanil Mazitov (Unish LLC), 2nd place - Ildar Khikmatov (peasant farm Akhmetshin F.F.), 3rd place - Vasily Zhidkov (peasant farm Vafaullin A.A. ),
All winners and participants were awarded with diplomas and valuable prizes.
Recall that in the Yutazinsky district these days, fodder is being prepared. According to current data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, 2,500 hectares of perennial grasses have been mowed today, 2,000 tons of hay and 5,600 tons of hay are harvested.