ACHIEVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE NOTED; QUANTITY UP, QUALITY DOWN IN FARM MACHINERY

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November 14, 1949
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REPORT
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/09/13 :CIA-RDP80-00809A000600260652-9 'COUNTRY NOW PUBLISHED INHERE PUBLISHED DATE- PUBLISHED LANGUAGE cu ~rlcAl iur~ coi~~IDErrrL~,y~U~F.,, r CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ~~~RT IIdFOreW9ATIOPd FROIvI FOREIGPJ DOCUMEWTS OR RADlO BROADCASTS CD NO. TRIG 00{VY[RT CORiMRi IRlORRSTIOR SIRCRRR TN[ OLTORLL Oi RR{Y QI rnl NpIT[D V9lT[R YiTNiR rnR R4RIR0 Of [cf10RAR[ fCT [R R. [. s.. [ 1 ecD n[. eY ?R[RO[o. rn n+IRma[IOR 0[ me R[v[unoR Of ITY CONRRT[ IR ANT RARR[^ 1'0 AN YRPYTRORIY[0 IRRYCR 1, fR0- RIYIYRG RY LR. RlDR00Y0TOR Of iMii TORR 111 Di0MIR1Y[0. DATE OF INFORMATION DATE pIST. ~~ iQov 19:9 SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. THIS IS UNFVAL UATED INFORMATION SOURCE Prof?oei~aalSnyya_goyuzy, Izo 8, 19uy,. P.CHIBVSN~ATS IN AGitICU1,TUf~ 170TBD; ~UAP1'I'1'S UP, gUALIT7 DOWN IMP ~AP.M MACHIl~R7 _ ~L~ lil0 V ITil tll'08 111 UV Y AO V ~i 1vILL 1.L1+O LLCLa 1 ~ +- i)~v, i wuo +LL./ million hec~.,aree greater than in 1947; in 1449,~Vit ie ~ mil.l.ion hecterre greater than in 1948. A camperison of the first half of 1949 r:ith the same peried of 1948 ehoxe that file number of truoke and traotore in egrieulturd wes 1~ times greatez? f.n 194g, Lhe member of c~-binas was 7chine tractor stestione carried ou:; agricultural operations on 16 million pore hactarts, s~ the average yield per hectare was above tha prowar lavei. The average I.roductivit; of a 15-horsepower tractor, which formerly did not ezoeed 4 - 5 hectares, rose 2G paroeat during sprig s;7+iz>Iht STATE NAw NsNe I S ~-1 DISTRIBUTION ~- -~ ARMS AIR FBI -- ft- Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/09/13 :CIA-RDP80-00809A000600260652-9 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/09/13 :CIA-RDP80-00809A000600260652-9 0^iF IT173'F7T~.L The ntunbrr .;ftrac got plows. arv: shallcn+ plows produced In 148 was ~ times treat of 1947; tractor ~?~ed.ere, 2 tin:ea, trailer caa~bin?s, elmobt 5 times. In the aeeon3 euarter of 1949, the number of tractors producp,d was 173 Percent of the number produced in the same period In 1948; gram combines, 2G0 percent of thrashers, 182 porcon9,. At present, powex?ful 5-80 tree+,ore, self-propelled combines, and electric. tractors operate in the kolkhoz and sovkhoz Holds. Tha serial production of 55 nca typ.~s of improved machinr,e, for all branches of agriculture, has been mastered. However, in 19+3, agriculture fai.lad to receive its complement of machin- Ary, including a considozable number of self-propellAd combines, a?edera, and cultivators, Through 'he faal.t of a n~.unbar of plane. In the first half oP 1949, therA was also a shcrraga of seeders and tree-planting machines. The responsibYllt?y Ycr such lagging rests with both the management of mach.ine? bixilding Flants and the carrespcnd.ing trade unions, Soviet machine-Lixilding engin?ere create the most perfect mechanieme in thA world, but the quality of the pxoducta torrid out by the plants leave much to bs desired, ]m this connACtion, the Gentral Conenittee of the Agricultural MachinA- Building Trade Union carried. out a general inspection ~f the quality of praiu:.tion., It was establlyhed. that at the October Revolution Plant, the low quality was due to the lack of.ekilled gArsonnel in the Inepeotion divi.e3on. Tr another plant, jU percent cf the parts of self-propelled combines were ttt_'?ned out witt;ont using Rise, spacial. devices, or cutting toolse The Central Committee helped the management ar~d workers to alYminate those short- cominge. Attention was given tc the organization oP "eacallent quality" brigades. Scores of the latter were organized in the Lyubertey, Voronezh, ant "Srasr~}.y Akeay" planter Most important is the solution of pastwet? agricultural problems is the electrificaticm of agriculture' process9s., By the e~ of the Five-7ear Plnzr, ell the sovkhozes, MI', selection, and experimental stations, as well na 5G, 000 kolkho::es are to be elactrified~ The capacity of rural electric Ynatallatione will be raie3d tc 2 mlilior~ kYlawatta~ In Sverdlovsk Oblast, the First in tSrs USSR to carry cut complete electrification of its kolkhoz villages, electricity ie en,7oyed by x,108 kolkhozes, more than 900 cattle-raising farms, and 1,900 forges and wcrY.- ehope> $lect:ic motors service the thrashers, grain cleaners, straw cutters, silage cotta*9, flour milJ.e, watzr-pumping stations, wood saws, and lathes in tits kolkhoz workshops. $lectrification of agriculture In Moscow Oblast is to be completed in 1949.. .tgrical#?ure Ye also bring electrified rn the Ukraine, in Chelyabinsk, Molotov, and Gor`kiy oblasta, a;~d'a number of other ru'eas~ A eplrir, of mtt`,ual eooperat_or.:ras been developed in the Induatri.ts raspeaa'.ble for the elactrif'ication of kolkhozes ani sovkhozee. The Initiative of the Ura?_ N:3chine-Building Plant for instance, has eerv~d ae an ezample to the enter- prisee of Sverdlovsk Obiaet to turn out more equipment than planned for the rural power stations of Sazakhatan. The trade irnione of Moscow, like- wise, are engaged rn such work The trade union couacile must play t;re ....,e ..v ., o.,~~m,-A A?rsnn +.hra 5n9ttal stases of this acttvi.ty. ..,..., .,. .,rg------- - --- --~ - - -- 50X1-HUM Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/09/13 :CIA-RDP80-00809A000600260652-9 ,