11 Sept 2026 | 19:59

7,000 tons — and that's not the limit: combine harvester operator from "Servolux Agro" Sergey Mai set the country's record for grain threshing.

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Mogilev region is ahead again! Combine harvester operator Sergey Mai of ZAO Servolux Agro has crossed the cherished threshold of 7,000 tons of grain harvested. This is not just a number — it is a grand record, a true symbol of labor valor and skill of the grain farmers of the Dnieper region.

The celebration of the harvest hero took place right in the field near the village of Makhovo in Mogilev district — in an atmosphere where such victories are born. To support the head of the family came his nearest and dearest: his wife and three children. As Sergey says, his family is his main support and an inexhaustible source of strength for new achievements.

Words of sincere gratitude and well-deserved awards were presented to the best grain farmer and his family by distinguished guests: Mogilev Region Governor Anatoly Isachenko, Chairman of Mogilev District Executive Committee Dmitry Mudrogolov, and Director of ZAO Servolux Agro Vasily Mazurik. They noted that this result is not only Sergey's personal achievement, but also the coordinated work of the entire team, as well as the reliable rear that awaits him at home.

For their high results, awards were also given to the record holder's loyal comrades — those who day after day ensured uninterrupted work in the field: drivers Nikolai Kurakin, Sergei Pukhovsky, and Yevgeny Novikov, as well as tractor operator‑mechanics Grigory Bokach and Artur Dariy.

The ceremony honoring the harvest pioneers also featured the participation of First Deputy Chairman of the Mogilev Oblast Executive Committee Sergei Savitsky, Assistant to the President of the Republic of Belarus — Inspector for Mogilev Region Nadezhda Kotkovets, and other honored guests.

Glory to the grain farmers of Mogilev region! Their selfless labor is a reliable foundation of the country's food security. And as long as work seethes in the fields, we believe: new records will surely come!

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