GIVES CZECH LIVESTOCK, PRODUCTION DATA; PUSH COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS FOR FARM COMMUNITIES

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600380248-5
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 9, 2011
• Sequence Number: 248
• Publication Date: March 5, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO.
Product
Planned
Yield
Actual
Yield
~..Theat ?
26
31
Barley
22
37
Rye
20
21
Rape
15
18
Average milk production per corn has at the same time been raised Yrom
7 to 8.5 liters daily.
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COUNTRY Czechoslovakia DATE OF
INFORMATION 1950
SUBJECT Economic -Agriculture
HOW Daily, weekly newspapers;
PUBLISHED
Semimonthly periodical
WHERE
PUBLTSHED Prague
DATE
PUBLISHED 15 Sep - 2;' Dec 1950
LANGUAGE
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GIVES CZECH LIVESTOCK, PRODUCTION DATA;
PUSH COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS FOR FARMI COD41fJlQITIES
ANIMAL SLAUGHTERING DROPS IR JULY -- Prague, Hospodar, 12 Oct 50
So. far in 1950 a total of 245,689 head of cattle have been slaughtered,
and a total of 1,586,652 hogs, of which 718,453 were slaughtered commercially
and 868,199 domestically.
The following table shows the numbers of animals slaughtered in June and
July 1950, and in July 1949?
imals
A
Jul
1~
dun
l~
19?~9
n
Cattle
53,082
56,006
35,963
Calves
55,818
68,662
31,326
4
6
4
Hogs, commercial slaughterhouses
160,487
231,753
6
,
5
12
1
Hogs, domestic slaughtering
25,404
32,73
5,539
Total hogs
185,891
264,489
141,993
INCREASE HECTARE YIELDS -- Prague, Fiuikcionar, 15 Sep 50
By means of socialist pledges, the workers of the State Farm at Chlumec
nad Cidlinou have increased the hectare yields of a number of agricultural
r products. The following table shows the planned yields and those actually
obtained (in quintals per hectare).
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CREATE NEW AGENCY FOR AGRICULTURAL WORId;RRS -- Prague, Lidove Noviny, 29 Dec 50
The Central Trade Union Council has recently created the SZ7~ (Svaz Zame-
stnancu v Zemedelstvi,, Union of Agricultural Workers). It will include per-
sons employed in agricultural, forestry, and truck gardening enterprises. The
SZZ aims to encourage increased production in the three fields mentioned above',
and the introduction of new and improved techniques. The SZZ must also give
technical advice to crews of state machine stations. It will furthermore at-
tempt to improve cooperation and coordination with the central organs of the
national enterprises. The new]y created organization: will also endeavor to
provide facilities for the worker's cultural enrichment, and for added train-
ing in his particular specialty. The SZZ will draw upon the experience of
the Soviet Unio:, in this regard.
CONFID~NPIAL
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AGRICULTURAL AGREEFtENTS SIGNED COLLECTIVELY -- Prague, Zenedelske Noviny,
11 Oct 50
The collective agreement is an important instrument is the transition
of Czechoslovak agriculture from the system of private enterprise to one of
collective farming, The Ministry of Agriculture announces that, in contrast
with the procedure of the past 2 years, agreements for the production and de-
livery of farm goods will be signed with entire communities, rather than in-
dividuals. Representatives of each community will meet with government offi-
cials to draw up the terms of the agreements.
The collective agreement will apply to all farms, agricultural estab-
lishments, and enterprises within the limits of the community, with the ex-
ception oY state Parma and collective agricultural enterprises (which are
subject to central planning). It is to be noted that the quota and schedule
fox each agriculturalist will appear on the collective agreement, as will his
name as co-signer, thus making him conscious of his individual responsibility.
All agreements must be signed by 15 January 1951.