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  1. Belarus discussed joint projects in agriculture and trade in January 2021.
  2. The Government of Belarus and Aleksandr Lukashenko manage agricultural planning and harvest.
  3. Aleksandr Lukashenko visited an agricultural enterprise in Minsk District and warned against subsidy cuts similar to those in Western Europe.
  4. Aleksandr Lukashenko inspected experiment results during a working trip in Minsk District.

Potash Waste Used in Soil Fertility Experiments in Minsk District

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The National Academy of Sciences conducted a soil fertility experiment in Minsk District using clay-salt sludge. This sludge, which is waste from potash fertilizer extraction, was tested alongside organic fertilizers and peat. Preliminary results showed that applying the potash production waste with organic matter improved crop growth compared to untreated soil.

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The experiment validates the potential of using potash production waste to improve soil fertility. This supports the utilization of industrial byproducts within the agricultural sector of Belarus.

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

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