Lukashenko on discipline in agriculture: demands will only become stronger

April 12, MINSK . Requirements for executive and technological discipline in agriculture will only become more stringent. This was stated by President of Belarus ALEXANDER LUKASHENKO in a conversation with journalists on April 12, BELTA reports.
The HEAD of state was asked whether he would change the tasks for farmers due to frosts in April, and was asked whether there would be any relaxations in the agro-industrial complex. The President emphasized that the requirements for farmers are not related to what is happening in the fields, but rather concern discipline.

"One of the pressing issues is the loss of livestock ," the head of state noted. "Excuse me, as they say in the village: if yourcalves andpiglets , then there will be no beef, no pork, no MILK. That is why I started talking about executive discipline, the corresponding decree has been signed. And now the "press" will begin, very serious in fact, in practice." The President noted that the output per person in Belarus is two or three times lower than that of its neighbors.
"Both technological and executive discipline must be different. This petty theft at agricultural enterprises... This is already off the scale, this is intolerable. Disgraceful attitude to animals, to plants in crop production, drunkenness. There is not enough discipline," the President stated and added that the requirements for technological and executive discipline, including, will only increase.
Everyone must do their job well at their workplace, Alexander Lukashenko summarized. So far, this is not in full. The President again drew attention to the fact that it is better to work responsibly at their workplaces than to fight, as is happening with our southern neighbors.