About 450 dairy complexes are planned to be built and reconstructed in Belarus by 2027

Published 2024년 11월 28일

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Belarus is planning to modernize and build 450 dairy farms by 2027, as directed by the head of state, aiming to transfer the entire dairy herd to modern housing technologies. This announcement was made by Ivan Smilgin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food, during a national seminar that reported a steady growth in milk production, with an increase in the average milk yield and productivity of the dairy herd. As of October 1, Belarus had 107.9% staffing on its dairy farms, and by 2024, it aims to produce over 8.5 million tons of milk. The country also sees an increase in cattle production and average daily weight gain, with efforts to improve forage procurement and maintenance of high grass feed levels.

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In accordance with the instruction of the head of state, it is planned to build and reconstruct about 450 dairy farms by 2027 to transfer the entire dairy herd to modern housing technologies. This information was announced by Ivan Smilgin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food - Director of the Department of Veterinary and Food Supervision, during a national seminar-meeting dedicated to the results of cattle herd reproduction and livestock production for 10 months, a BELTA correspondent reports. The seminar was held at a dairy farm for 2.4 thousand heads of Novopolessky-AGRO LLC, a Belaruskali farm. What is noteworthy in the context of the announced fact: dairy farming remains the main branch of animal husbandry in Belarus. Over the past few years, milk production has been steadily growing. Positive dynamics have been maintained by the end of 10 months of the current year, with production growth being ensured by all regions. In total, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, ...

Source: Milknews