Every farmer working in agriculture has a subconscious concern for the future, specifically about what to feed livestock in dairy complexes throughout winter. This challenge is directly linked to Vladimir Primak, a farmer at KSUPI "Malinovka-Agro." He has been working in agriculture since 1999 and has become one of the enterprise’s most experienced mechanists, trusted with the most critical tasks.

Vladimir Sergeevich is responsible for operating a KVK 800-12 forage harvester, a machine that demands attentiveness, care, and precision under all conditions.

Our local farmer has long been accustomed to a life of constant motion: early mornings, long and demanding hours behind the combine harvester’s wheel, the hum of the engine, and the scent of freshly cut grass. He cannot imagine his life without these elements.

This season, V. Primak won the district competition for feed harvesting, ranking first among other agricultural workers. 15,346 tons of grass feed (converted to green mass) is an indicator that reflects not only machinery productivity but also the mechanist’s skill. """