In Khakassia, the owner of 12 hectares was obliged to remove weeds
In the Beysky district, an agricultural plot of 12.5 hectares is overgrown with trees, shrubs and weeds. The owner of the land managed to mow down vegetation on only a quarter of the territory, so the Rosselkhoznadzor issued him a repeated order.
In the Beysky district, an agricultural plot of 12.5 hectares is overgrown with trees, shrubs and weeds. The owner of the land managed to mow down vegetation on only a quarter of the territory, so the Rosselkhoznadzor issued him a repeated order.
The plot is located about three kilometers from the village of Sabinka. Back in December 2025, inspectors found birch trees, pine trees, elms and other unwanted vegetation there. The owner was ordered to put the land in order until September 30, 2026.
On October 12, specialists re-examined the area. A drone and the Inspector mobile app were used to check. It turned out that the requirement was fulfilled only partially: weeds mowed on 24% of the overgrown area.
On October 19, the Rosselkhoznadzor inspector issued a new order to the owner. In addition, he was notified of drawing up a protocol on an administrative offence.
Earlier we wrote about the fact that in Khakassia checked three slaughterhouses for the threat of infections.
