this is orlovsky demonstrated with specific examples.

orlovsky fulfilled all his promises, and the calculations turned out to be real.h... kalinin collective farm, future agricultural complex snov in the nesvezhsky district, the derzhinsky collective farm in the bobruisk region, the millionaire collective farms progress vertelishki in grodno.

orlovsky, every collective farm can become like this. in the ussr, it immediately became a bestseller. the chairman of a collective farm from belarus described in detail what the path to success could be, arguing that it is possible to achieve a breakthrough in agriculture. orlovsky demonstrated this with specific examples, calculations, and figures. he demonstrated this in practice. why did people work at dawn, not counting over time, as in livestock farming, also in field farming, there was an interest in high wages. remuneration at that time was in workdays, and even. the collective farm rassvet was already selling products worth millions of rubles to the state. orlovsky fulfilled all his promises, and the calculations turned out to be real. his example became a guide for many farms in the country and republic. just a few years later, by the mid-fifties, the bssr had strong economies in almost every region. the collective farm named after kalinin, the future agricultural complex snov in the nesvezhsky district, the collective farm nam

a building familiar to muscovites, the spire of which is decorated with a figurine of orlovsky.place the old one that burned down. erected in tsarist russia. since then , no restoration or reconstruction of the complex has been carried out. the moscow central hippodrome is turning 190 years old, the oldest hippodrome in the country, but of course, the infrastructure is morally and physically outdated. in fact, we see crumbling buildings and an unsuitable stadium for code competitions. the president has made a decision. to essentially revive the central hippodrome of our country, together with the ministry of agriculture, we are starting to work. a comprehensive reconstruction will return the historical appearance to the main building; restorers will restore not only the roof, floors and facade, but also the unique ceiling paintings, stucco moldings, stained glass windows and other iconic elements. the capacity of the main stand will double, and the equestrian museum will become six times larger. it will receive new life from the fact that it will now acquire a completely differe