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“What kind of bulbas that don’t make potatoes.” Lukashenko proposed to increase the area for potatoes

Alexander Lukashenko noted that the current area for potatoes in the country is relatively small.

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“What kind of bulbas that don’t make potatoes.” Lukashenko proposed to increase the area for potatoes

The President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, visiting the peasant farm "Diana" in the Shklov district, said about the need in the future to increase the area for potatoes. Belta writes about it.

“The government has been tasked with finding markets for the winter and determining where we will cultivate potatoes,” the Head of State said.

In this regard, he gave another instruction: sufficient seed material should be provided.

Alexander Lukashenko noted that the current area for potatoes in the country is relatively small.

“What kind of bulbashi that do not produce potatoes,” the President said.

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