A student of the Tetyushsky Agricultural College won the All-Russian competition with a project on breeding the Tatar horse
Anastasia Dmitrieva, a third-year student of the Tetyushsky Agricultural Technical School, took part in the All-Russian competition "YOUTH, SCIENCE, INNOVATION". She received a 1st degree diploma for a business project for breeding a Tatar horse breed.
She was invited to Moscow following the results of the correspondence stage. The trip made an indelible impression on Anastasia, since she was in the capital for the first time.
In Moscow, she presented her business project for breeding a Tatar horse breed.]
“There were many interesting performances, because the forum brought together the best students and schoolchildren from all over Russia,” the winner of the competition said about the competitors.
The winner's mentor, teacher of economic disciplines at the Tetyush Agricultural College, Shamil Gafurov, received a diploma, and the director of the college, Ilnur Zamaltdinov, was awarded a diploma "For the successes achieved by representatives of the educational organization in the All-Russian Youth Forum."
“Nastya achieved to literally “ignite” the experts with her emotional presentation of the project, she not only presented it with dignity, but also answered all the questions of the jury and clarified some points. One of the experts even expressed a desire to buy a horse of the Tatar breed, while others would like to ride these animals. “It's nice that our work was highly appreciated,” said Shamil Gafurov.
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All-Russian Competition of Research, Development, Technological and Social Projects of Youth in the Sphere of the Agroindustrial Complex "APC - YOUTH, SCIENCE, INNOVATIONS" - a competition for high school students, pupils and researchers aged 14 to 30 who are engaged in scientific or research activities.
The main goal of the competition is to support youth interest in scientific and creative activities, to disseminate and popularize scientific knowledge in the field of the agro-industrial complex, to sum up the results of independent scientific, educational and research and other creative work in this area.