The farms of the northern regions of the Tomsk region have started spring field work

The working group of the department for socio-economic development of the village checked the preparation for the sowing campaign of enterprises in the Krivosheinsky, Molchanovsky and Chainsky districts.
One of the largest northern farms - SPK "Bialystok" - is already carrying out spring field work: nailing of moisture has been completed on 910 hectares of fields, harrowing - on 230 hectares, sowing of spring peas has started on May 1. 15 pieces of equipment are working on the fields of the farm, seven more are planned to be taken out in the near future.
The sown area of ​​the SEC in 2022 will be 13.7 thousand hectares, of which 6.7 thousand hectares will be sown with grain, 6.6 thousand hectares with fodder.
Last year, the company installed a grain drying complex with a capacity of 30 tons per hour and purchased 27 pieces of equipment, including three grain harvesters, one RSM 2375 tractor, and three seeders. In 2022, the fleet of vehicles was replenished with a new combine harvester and a self-propelled sprayer.
In the Molchanovsky district, specialists checked the readiness of sown areas and technical equipment in the farm of Hrachya Tmoyan. This year, the sown areas of the KFH will amount to 2256 hectares, of which 1420 hectares will be sown with grain and leguminous crops, 836 hectares - forage.
The farm's agricultural machinery fleet includes three tractors and two VECTOR 410 combine harvesters, purchased in 2021 through a grant.
In the Krivosheinsky district, the group visited the Krivosheinsky SPK, the sowing wedge of which will be 4,750 hectares. The farm has 23 tractors, six grain harvesters, three forage harvesters, and three sprayers. In 2021, the company purchased nine pieces of equipment, including a VECTOR 410 combine harvester, an MTZ-1221 tractor, and equipment for the reconstruction of a grain drying complex. it is planned to start spring field work within three days in good weather.
In the Chainsky district, 18.8 thousand hectares will be sown in 2022, of which 850 hectares will be grain and leguminous crops, 18 thousand hectares will be fodder. Due to waterlogging of the soil, the Chain farms plan to go into the fields in the first ten days of May.