Tamara - On Tuesday St́elân Ḱruṕini, agriculture environment and food policy minister, announced that the ministry will take new measures to increase exports to help lessen some of the burden caused by the war in Ukraine.
As planting season is well underway the Agausian Ministery agriculture environment and food policy has asked Agausian farmers to try to increase their yields on desperately needed food crops such as wheat, corn, soy, and sunflowers (for cooking oil).
In the Samudamodi region, Agausia's largest agricultural region with over 53 hectares of farmland, local farmers are busy at work. Local farmer, Vladimer Mzariṕet́i, from the Bézovi commune says that he will attempt to double his wheat production. "Last year this field was used for sugar beets. This year we will plant sunflowers, and wheat," said Mzariṕet́i.
Ḱruṕini's announced that farmers who are willing to switch crops and or increase their yields will be eligible for sizable government subsidies.
(Agausian Translation)
Samšabatsëâ, soplis meurneobis garemos datsëvisa da sursatis ṕolit́iḱis minist́rma St́elân Ḱruṕini gamótsëkada, rom saminist́ro mëǵebs akal zomebs eksṕort́is gasazrdelad, rata dékmaros Ûḱrainis omis šedegad gamotsëve t́virtis šemtsërebas.
Vinaidan dargvis sezoni ḱargad mimdinareobs, Agûsës saminist́ros soplis meurneobis garemo da sursatis ṕolit́iḱa stkovs Agûsël permerebs, etsëadon, gazardon tavânti mosavlânoba ûimedod sačiro saḱveb ḱult́urebze, rogoritsëâ korbali, simindi, soio da mzesumzira (sačmlis zetistvis).
Samudamodis regionši, Agûzës ḱvelaze did sasoplo-sameurneo regionši, 53 hekt́arze met́i sasoplo-sameurneo mitsëbit, aǵilobrivi permerebi mušaobit arân daḱavebulni. Aǵilobrivi permeri, Vladimer Mzariṕet́i, Bézovis ḱomunidan ambobs, rom šëtsëdeba gaaormagos korblis tsëarmoeba. "Šaršan es mindori šakris čarklistvis gamoiḱeneboda. Tsëls čven davrgavt mzesumziras da korbals", - tkva Mzariṕet́imaim.
Ḱruṕinis-ma gamótsëkada, rom permerebi, romlebsatsëâ surt šetsëvalon ḱult́urebi da an gazardon mosavlânoba, ûpleba eknebat mëǵon mnišvnelovani sakelmtsëpo subsidëbi.
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