Agricultural enterprise named after M.Dzhalil in Bugulma municipal district of the Republic of Tatarstan ramps up cattle breeding production

Workers of the agricultural enterprise named after M.Dzhalil, Bugulma municipal district of the republic of Tatarstan, preserved enough forage for public cattle breeding and keep ramping up meat-and-dairy production.

“Beside hay for cattle wintering we have enough silage crops. There are 1,150 heads of cattle, including 270 milk cows, in our enterprise. Despite the draught year, we’ve got 2 full hay mowing owing to those conserving fodder and working from early in the morning until late at night”, - said Ramil Akhmetgaraev, director deputy at the agricultural enterprise named after M.Dzhalil.

1,300 tons of hay, 5,000 tons of haylage and 6,500 tons of silage have been conserved in the enterprise.

The cattle are kept in 7 cattle breeding venues. On 4 farms an overhaul was carried out last summer.

In the dairy complex there is a line milk pipeline and some milking rooms. Owing to the new technology the work of machine milking mechanics is greatly simplified. There is also a mill to process grain products on the farm, this summer a mixer to soften stover.

“Owing to the state “Program for purchasing of bred heifers” our enterprise has purchased 200 elite heads of cattle. The average milk yield is 11 liters per cow these days. At the grazing period the average milk yield was 15-19 kg. After the forthcoming calving the milk yield is expected to increase greatly. There are no problems with the staff. Cattle breeders are experienced”, - said experts in the enterprise.

Beside this, the staff of the agricultural enterprise named after M.Dzhalil keeps 1,322 pigs and deals with horse breeding, there are 248 horses of different breeds now.