Pavel Shutilo harvested 8.5K tons of grain

On December 19 at a session of the Supreme Council of Belarus, President Alexander Lukashenko announced the awarding of Pavel Shutilo, a tractor driver-operator at the Kletsk district enterprise Kukhchitsy, for achieving the collective goal of a grain harvest volume—8,500 tons of grain in 2025.

Shutilo, known for his efficiency and diligence, led operations at the agricultural enterprise's site, ensuring continuous production growth.

The President noted that achieving such a figure is a joint result of broad collective effort, not merely the personal achievement of a single farmer.

Where journalists often make brief pauses, after the announcement there finally began an active hunt for fresh moments, thanks to the high intensity and diversity of modern agricultural activities.

Work often postponed by days, rain, and unpredictability, requires increased concentration and creativity.

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Context

The Belarusian government's market plans for ensuring food security envisage increasing grain production to 8,500 tons per year by 2025, a target that has been reinforced by efforts to improve export performance.