Roman Sergun, Chairman of the Vetkovsky District Executive Committee, said:

“The President has clearly outlined tasks to strengthen production discipline, particularly in agricultural enterprises. Special emphasis has been placed on bringing unused land into agricultural use. As the head of state rightly noted, even these small shortcomings—unused plots of 2–3 hectares—still contribute to the enterprise’s economy. By increasing harvests and feed volumes, they directly impact both crop and livestock production indicators.

The same applies to land after the demolition of dilapidated buildings. To prevent vacant plots in town centers or on their outskirts from becoming overgrown with bushes and turning into informal landfills, land management services, chairmen of rural executive committees, and enterprise managers have been given a specific instruction: to restore these areas to order and bring them back into use.

Furthermore, in the Shklovsky district, they demonstrated a kind of basic, average model of a district, listing the minimum necessary facilities and enterprises that should operate within its territory to provide quality services to both the population and agricultural organizations—including mandatory fertilizer safety. Essentially, this is a benchmark template that other districts, which currently lag behind in infrastructure quality and content, will need to emulate.

We have accepted all these tasks. In the near future, we will focus on expanding the range and scope of services provided by our district agro-service, including agricultural machinery repair for other farms in the district—the enterprise has the necessary expertise for this. Some work in this direction has already been completed, but we still have room for improvement.” """