Marat Zyabbarov opened agrotechnology classes in the Sabinsky and Laishevsky districts
Today, Marat Zyabbarov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Tatarstan and Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, visited the Sabinsky and Laishevsky municipal districts of the Republic of Tatarstan on a working visit.
In the village of Yevlashtau, Sabinsky District, Marat Zyabbarov toured the farm of the agricultural consumer processing cooperative "Igen." The cooperative's main activity is the production of salted, boiled, baked, smoked, and dried meat.
Next, in the village of Izmya, an agrotechnology class was opened at the Izminskaya Secondary Comprehensive School. It will train students in "Efficient Livestock Farming and Modern Feed" and offer specialized courses in chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics, as well as elective courses in agrotechnology.
Then, in the village of Shemordan, Marat Zyabbarov inspected a new agricultural technology classroom for "Genetics and Plant Breeding" at the Shemordan Lyceum "Rost." The investor was KOMOS GRUPP LLC.
The minister noted that the republic's agro-industrial complex is developing in all areas, and it is essential to provide the industry with qualified personnel. To this end, 10 agricultural technology classrooms have already opened in the republic, with another 10 planned for completion. These classrooms will train 550 students.
Andrey Shutov, managing shareholder of KOMOS GRUPP LLC, emphasized that the federal program will train future specialists in the agricultural sector. "Together, we are creating the conditions for students to see the prospects of working in agriculture and become qualified industry specialists," he said.
During his working visit, Marat Zyabbarov also opened agricultural technology classrooms in the villages of Timershik, Kildebyak, and the urban-type settlement of Bogatye Saby. Investors included PMK LLC and Saba LLC.
An agrotechnical class opened at the Timershik Secondary Comprehensive School, focusing on "Agroengineering," at the Kildebyak Secondary Comprehensive School, focusing on "Biotechnology in Food Production," and at the Bogatye Saby Gymnasium, focusing on "Floriculture."
Furthermore, in the Laishevsky Municipal District, the minister inspected a new agrotechnical class focusing on "Poultry Farming of the Future: Technology and Management" at the 25th Anniversary of October Municipal Educational Institution. It is equipped with state-of-the-art technology: an interactive system with a computing unit, a digital video camera for working with optical instruments, an ovoscope for monitoring embryonic development in eggs, an incubator, a waterer, a feeder, and a set of control and measuring instruments.
The Minister noted that the opening of each agricultural classroom is the result of the collaborative work of teachers, agricultural enterprises, and, of course, the significant support of the Russian Ministry of Agriculture and the Tatarstan Regional Agency for Agricultural Development. "We are grateful to the investors for their support of the project and express special gratitude to the teachers of the agricultural classrooms, whose contribution to the development of agricultural education will be encouraged," he added.
This year, the Republic of Tatarstan joined the national project "Technological Support for Food Security." As part of this project, the federal project "Personnel in the Agro-Industrial Complex" is being implemented. Its main objectives include modernizing and equipping facilities, constructing housing for research staff, creating agricultural classrooms, and providing incentive payments to research staff.