Agricultural cooperatives of the Krasnoyarsk Territory under the national project were reimbursed for development costs

Since the beginning of the year, six agricultural cooperatives of the region have received about 10 million rubles to compensate for the costs incurred this year. The money was allocated from the budgets of different levels thanks to the national project "Small and Medium Enterprises".
Support was received by the SPSK Pobeda of the Shushensky district, the SPKK Udacha of the Sayansky district, the SPKK Esaulsky, Dary Berezovka and Vegetable grower of the Berezovsky district, the SPK Agrosibkom-M of the Krasnoturansky district. Agricultural cooperatives were reimbursed for the purchase of agricultural machinery, special vehicles, equipment for storage, processing, packaging, labeling, transportation and marketing of agricultural products, as well as mobile shopping facilities. In addition, for the purchase of vegetables, potatoes and meat from shareholders.
“More than 75 million rubles are provided for the support of agricultural cooperatives under the national project. This is 2.5 times more than a year earlier. Regional agricultural cooperatives can apply to the ministry for a subsidy before the end of the year. At the same time, they must be included in the register of subjects of the agro-industrial complex of the region, the revision union of agricultural cooperatives, registered in rural areas and not have tax debts to the budget,” said Leonid Shorokhov, Deputy Chairman of the Regional Government - Minister of Agriculture and Trade.
Cooperatives are reimbursed for the purchase of agricultural raw materials from shareholders, the purchase of farm animals, poultry and fish seed, breeding products, specialized equipment, materials and equipment for the production and processing of agricultural products, as well as vehicles, agricultural machinery, etc.
To strengthen small agricultural businesses and promote self-employment of the rural population in In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, initiative support measures are in place. The money is allocated for the development of animal husbandry in the subsidiary farms of the villagers who are shareholders of agricultural cooperatives, as well as for compensation to cooperatives for the purchase of milk, pork and cattle meat from the owners of household plots.
Starting this year, agricultural cooperatives can receive grants of up to 20 million rubles for the purchase of equipment and modular facilities for the slaughter of farm animals, as well as up to 10 million rubles (previously up to 5 million rubles) for the purchase of equipment and vehicles for the transportation of farm animals, food products and liquids. This support for the development of agricultural cooperation in the region has been provided for the third year at the initiative of Governor Alexander Uss.