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In the Orel region revealed overgrown agricultural land on the area of 22.4 hectares

In October, Rosselkhoznadzor specialists examined four agricultural plots in the Orel municipal district and Zalegoschensky district

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In the Orel region revealed overgrown agricultural land on the area of 22.4 hectares

In October, Rosselkhoznadzor specialists examined four agricultural plots in the Orel municipal district and Zalegoschensky district. On the land found weeds, shrubs, trees and invasive plants. According to the press service of the department, the total area of overgrown plots amounted to 22.4 hectares.

According to EGRN, the plots belong to individuals. The owners were warned about the need to comply with the requirements of the land legislation and prevent the deterioration of the land.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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