A new dairy complex was opened in Komarin

April 29, Braginsky district. A new dairy complex was opened today at Komarinsky OJSC in the Braginsky district, BELTA correspondent reports.

This is one of the projects that was implemented within the framework of Presidential Decree No. 442 “On the construction (reconstruction) of dairy complexes.”


The MTC is designed for 1562 animals, including 764 dairy herds. “The milk yield per cow is expected to be 7.5 thousand kg,” the farm said.
Chairman of the Gomel Regional Executive Committee Ivan Krupko congratulated the farmers on this increase in infrastructure. He emphasized that agriculture remains one of the most important sectors. By 2030, the goal is to transfer all farms to such modern cattle livestock management .
Milk production today is 1.2 tons per day, sales - 1 ton. Once the design capacity is reached, it will be possible to sell 5515 tons of milk per year.

Further recruitment of the MTK will continue both through the introduction of its own heifers and through the acquisition of animals from other farms in the region.

The opening of the complex will create new jobs for 22 people, provide decent wages, decent working conditions, the opportunity to obtain high milk yields at the lowest cost and obtain “extra” grade milk.

The General Director of the Gomel DSK presented a symbolic key to the director of the enterprise, Grigory Anopreenko.

According to Ivan Krupko, the success of the project will be an incentive for the construction of another complex.
The complex will give a new impetus to the development of not only Komarinsky OJSC, but also the entire Braginsky district, assured the chairman of the district executive committee, Sergei Karpenko. The implementation of the project became possible thanks to the support of the head of state, as well as programs for the restoration of areas affected by the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
According to Ivan Krupko, the success of the project will be an incentive for the construction of another complex. Today, another dairy complex was opened in the Braginsky district at OJSC "Cheremissky". According to the chairman of the regional executive committee, these two objects will be a serious step in the development of the industry in the region. “This will add 42% to the volumes of milk already produced,” he said, outlining further prospects for expanding the agricultural sector in the region. Thus, similar facilities are expected to open in the Zhlobin and Rechitsa regions in the near future. A program for the construction of the next dozen complexes has also been worked out, objects and locations have been identified.
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