This year, as part of the Agrostartup, a poultry farm for the production of eggs will appear in the Leninsky district

At the expense of the grant for the implementation of the main event “Regional project “Acceleration of small and medium-sized businesses”, a number of laying hens, an incubator and the necessary equipment will be purchased 

This year, as part of the Agrostartup, a poultry farm for the production of eggs will appear in the Leninsky district. This was announced by the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Crimea Andrei Savchuk. Grant support is implemented within the framework of the national project "Small and Medium Enterprises and Support for Individual Entrepreneurial Initiatives".

“As a result of the state assistance provided in 2022, another small enterprise will appear in the republic, which will produce and sell chicken eggs. At the expense of the grant, the farmer plans to purchase a number of laying hens, an incubator, a supply and exhaust system and equipment for keeping chickens on the floor. I want to emphasize that this is not the only poultry farm that has appeared on the territory of Crimea over the past few years thanks to Agrostartup. Since 2020, 3 more peasant farms have been successfully operating in the Leninsky and Simferopol districts, ”commented Andrey Savchuk.

The HEAD of the Crimean Ministry of Agriculture recalled that in 2020 and 2021, K (F) Kh Polienko T. M., K (F) Kh Chernov O. A. and IP Sherekina S. Yu. appeared on the territory of these regions.

“The first farm for the amount of the grant purchased young laying hens of the Hisex Brown breed, a manure conveyor, equipment for preparing feed for livestock, an automatic watering line and other equipment. The money provided by the state allowed the second K(F)H to also buy laying hens, the necessary equipment and building materials for the construction of a non-permanent poultry house. The third farmer spent the grant amount on the purchase of a modular poultry house made of a metal frame and sandwich panels, a number of laying hens and special equipment. The implementation of these business plans made it possible to create new jobs, preserve old ones, and also provide Crimeans with farm products. So, as a result of the work of farms, about 2 million eggs were produced last year,”