Dairy complex for 1000 heads opened in the Novosibirsk region

Dairy complex for 1000 heads opened in the Novosibirsk region
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A major investment project has been implemented at the Voznesenskoye farm in the Bagan district: a dairy complex for 1,000 cows with a capacity of 6,000 tons of milk per year was opened in the village of Voznesenka. State support helped the farm to form the livestock for the new complex.
The commissioning ceremony was attended by Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Agriculture of the Novosibirsk Region Evgeny Leshchenko.
OAO Voznesenskoye is engaged in crop production, cattle breeding, milk and meat production. Currently, the farm contains 2808 heads of cattle, of which 1720 are dairy-productive, including 700 cows. For seven months of 2022, the gross milk yield amounted to 2.2 thousand tons.
The construction of a new dairy complex has been underway at Voznesensky since 2021. More than 250 million rubles have been invested in the project.
With the help of MolSib, the farm was equipped with a DeLaval Europarallel 2x24 milking parlor for 1000 heads with a milk block. Equipping the milking parlor will ensure quick and efficient milking of animals, increasing the productivity of operators, maintaining milk quality, reducing labor costs and operating costs, the company notes. In addition, the new farm has an automatic cow pusher, group drinkers, cow combs, as well as front feed tables with headlock fixation - all this equipment is manufactured by MolSib.
The premises of the livestock complex are based on steel tent structures manufactured by Altai-Tent LLC. The structures are designed specifically for the snow and climatic conditions of the Novosibirsk region. Permissible operating temperature: from -45 to +50 degrees.
In order to increase milk productivity and improve the genetic potential of the herd of OJSC Voznesenskoye, more than 300 heads of highly productive Holstein heifers were purchased in the breeding reproducer of LLC KFH Russkoe Pole. State support helped in the purchase of animals: the farm received a refund of 30% of the costs incurred.
In total, in 2022, within the framework of the state program “Development of agriculture and regulation of markets for agricultural products, raw materials and food in the Novosibirsk Region”, the enterprise was provided with 18.3 million rubles of state support in several areas, including: support for livestock breeding, reimbursement of part of the costs for supporting own milk production, for the purchase of technical means and equipment.
Today, Voznesenskoye is actively working to obtain breeding status for its dairy herd. The enterprise already has the status of a pedigree reproducer for the Hereford breed of beef cattle and successfully provides the agricultural producers of the region with high-quality pedigree young animals.

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