Agriculture is that sector of the economy where the result depends on every worker: from the farm manager to the tractor operator‑mechanic

Maxim Varvashovich, a young tractor operator-mechanizer, after completing four years at the Pruzhan State Agricultural Technical College worked at "Lusino Agro," then went to work as a driver in the city, and returned to the farm after about eighteen months. He confesses: asphalt is not for me, I'm accustomed to working with the land.

– My love for technology and the earth comes from my grandfather. Working on tractors and harvesters is my element. It pleases me that I am entrusted with taking on responsible tasks, shares Maxim privately. – More experienced mechanizers help me both verbally and practically, especially during the harvesting season. After all, we do one thing, we work toward a single result. The management of "Lusino Agro" responded understandingly, provided financial support, and promised housing. I plan to set up the farm with my wife after her maternity leave. We do not fear difficulties; we will build our lives and plant roots here.

Overall goal – overall success

The management of OJSC "Lusino Agro" has its own formula for success: to grow a good harvest, one must not only fertilize the soil but also "fertilize" relationships between people – through respect, support, and common work. By betting on continuity, they do not divide the collective into "old-timers" and "newcomers." Here everyone is one team.

In agricultural enterprises, there is confidence: when the experience of veterans merges with the energy and modern knowledge of young specialists, the very result is born that enables the enterprise to confidently maintain its position among the region's strong farms.