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Forestry Serpukhov prepared the land for the planting of a new forest

Foresters have prepared the ground for young trees that will be planted in the spring of 2027

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Forestry Serpukhov prepared the land for the planting of a new forest

Initially, these works were planned only for spring, but the abnormally warm autumn allowed specialists to bring tractors to cleared areas much earlier than scheduled. In the future, Serpukhovichi will be able to walk here on new green areas and breathe fresh air.

In order for the seedlings to take root, the workers made the deep trenches a special forestry plow.

“The earth is not just turned over, it is broken in different directions. So in the first years, plants will get enough moisture, and high grass will not drown them out, explained reforestation engineer Olga Chilikina.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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