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In the Ryazan region opened a breeding and seed center

In the Korablinsky district of the Ryazan region, the opening of the breeding and seed center of the Russian Agrarian Group took place

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In the Ryazan region opened a breeding and seed center

In the Korablinsky district of the Ryazan region, the opening of the breeding and seed center of the Russian Agrarian Group took place. This was reported in his channel in the messenger “Max” Governor Pavel Malkov.

The opening was attended by the head of the region together with the Minister of Agriculture of Russia Oksana Lut.

According to Pavel Malkov, the new center will be able to harvest up to 43 thousand tons of seeds of highly productive varieties of wheat, peas, barley and soybeans per year. In addition, the center will provide farmers with domestic seeds.

Also, Pavel Malkov and Oksana Lut visited the agro-technological class of Korablin School No. 2, where they talked with students and teachers, looked at the plant production laboratory, a tractor simulator and a digital microscope.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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