EADB: Growth of lending in national currency accelerated

Mechanizers of OJSC "Mayak-Vysokoe" of the Orsha district, brothers Denis and Evgeny Pshenny, were the first in the Vitebsk region to thresh a thousand tons of grain.

The milestone was reached with winter wheat, the yield of which, despite difficult weather conditions, turned out to be higher than last year's. Denis became the first "thousand-tonner" of Pridvinye, and Evgeny became the leader in the youth nomination.

The "thousand-tonners" were congratulated directly in the field by the Chairman of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, Alexander Subbotin.

– The most important thing is our people, who are ready and able to work. They wait for every fine moment, they "snatch" every ton from the weather. Now it's sunny, and this is a window of opportunity to throw all our forces into the battle for the harvest. Here are already two "thousand-tonners". In this difficult season, this can be considered a labor feat. Now the task is to increase the pace, gather the grain from the fields, dry it, and put it into storage.

Alexander Subbotin noted that the harvest prospects in the region are good this year.

The Chairman of the Orsha District Executive Committee, Igor Moroz, said that the overall harvest in the region's fields is pleasing.

– The average yield of winter grains is over 45 centners per hectare. 20% of winter grain crops are already in the granaries today. The weather has stabilized, we are gaining momentum. The teams of agricultural enterprises are "charged". All leaders understand the level of responsibility. We will fulfill our task, – expressed the head of the region.

Denis Pshenny shared his secret of success. This harvest, at the helm of the combine, is the second for the front-rank worker.

– It's all about the desire to work, – he emphasized. – We are determined to harvest the grain in the shortest possible time and without losses. Of course, I was worried that the weather was letting us down. And it's not about rushing to reach a thousand: I didn't want to lose a