Among the autumn days, there is one date that holds special significance for everyone who lives and works on the land. The Day of Agricultural Workers is a wonderful opportunity to set aside daily worries, come together, and simply express gratitude to one another. After all, every loaf of fresh bread and every glass of milk represents the familiar yet vital work of people whose days begin long before sunrise and rarely end on schedule.

In the lead-up to the holiday, a warm gathering was held for the entire team at the KSUPI Agrocomplex Svetly. It was particularly heartwarming to see many young people seated alongside experienced workers who had dedicated decades to the land.

The company’s director, Irina Borokhova, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the workers. She emphasized that the farm’s success was built on the coordinated efforts of every employee in their respective roles.

“Our team works as a unified force, and it is through the collective efforts of mechanics, drivers, livestock breeders, and operators that we have achieved such significant results. It is your experience, responsibility, diligence, and ability to work regardless of weather or circumstances that make this possible. Agriculture knows no weekends, and I understand the immense effort and personal time you dedicate to your work. I extend my deepest thanks to our veterans for establishing these traditions, and I am profoundly grateful to each of you for your conscientiousness, responsibility, and dedication to your craft,” said Irina Borokhova as she presented well-deserved awards to the production leaders.

The leader of the agricultural workers’ trade union, Oksana Dyatlova, also came to congratulate the farmers. She thanked the industry workers for their tireless efforts and their attentive commitment to their work, noting that the enterprise boasts one of the best staff rest areas. She then presented gifts to the team.

“It’s truly a pleasure to be here among such hardworking people. From the bottom of my heart, I wish you new victories, prosperity, good health, well-being, and, most importantly, a peaceful sky above your heads,” Oksana Dyatlova told the audience. “Always set the highest goals for yourselves: the more ambitious your plans, the greater your chances of achieving them. Stay as united as a team and support your leader. I wish you success and all the best!”

Warm words were spoken that day not only to the rank-and-file workers but also to the management. The agrocomplex’s trade union leader, Lyudmila Vlasenko, thanked Irina Borokhova for her support of the team and presented her with flowers on behalf of all employees. """

""" Ludmila Adamovna also congratulated her colleagues on the holiday, gave them memorable gifts, and offered a warm farewell to the young workers. Each of them will have to embark on their own professional journey, but they will always have experienced mentors nearby, ready to share their knowledge and help them settle into their chosen field. After all, this is how labor traditions are preserved in rural areas — when the experience of elders is passed on to the young.

The meeting ended on a light and festive note: a wonderful gift for the celebrants was a concert program prepared by the staff of the Rechitsa Rural Culture Center. """