From empty field to UN recognition in two years: Belarusian quail farm breakthrough

From empty field to UN recognition in two years!

An innovative quail farm at the Soligorsk Poultry Farm has become a major breakthrough. Two modern facilities with an incubator have been built from scratch, now producing up to 750,000 eggs per day.

❗️The achievements of Belarusian poultry farmers have already been recognized globally — by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

The project was initially expected to pay off in 10 years, but a focus on domestic genetics significantly accelerated the process.

The director of Soligorsk Poultry Farm, Inna Tolkacheva, emphasized: 'We've already reduced the payback period to 6 years, but an important point — this would have been impossible without state involvement, as 40% was non-repayable state funding.'

☝️The faster modern production is launched, the greater the economic effect. This is an excellent example of effective public-private partnership in action!

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