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  1. Belarus discussed joint projects in agriculture and trade in January 2021.
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  3. Aleksandr Lukashenko visited an agricultural enterprise in Minsk District and warned against subsidy cuts similar to those in Western Europe.

Potash waste used in soil fertility experiments in Minsk District

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 14:18
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What happened

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Aleksandr Lukashenko inspected an experiment in the Minsk District at the Dzerzhinsky Agro-Industrial Complex. The study aimed to improve the fertility of sandy soils by mixing organic fertilizers with peat and potash waste. Lukashenko noted that plots using potassium production waste and organic fertilizers showed better results than those that used no fertilizers.

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Why it matters

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The experiment explores using industrial by-products, specifically waste from the Soligorsk Potash Plant, to enhance agricultural land productivity. Successful application could improve crop yields and optimize resource use in the region.

Aleksandr Lukashenko previously visited an agricultural enterprise in Minsk District and warned against subsidy cuts similar to those in Western Europe.

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Who's involved

  • Minsk DistrictLocation where the soil fertility experiments are being conducted
  • BelaruskaliPotash producer whose waste is being used in the agricultural experiments

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  1. Developed clay-salt sludge and conducted soil fertility experiments in Minsk District with the National Academy of Sciences.Sub-event
  2. Specific inspection activity during a trip to Minsk District.1 source

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