Kherson graduate became Crimean minister
A new Minister of Agriculture has been appointed in Crimea. He became Yuri Migal, who moved to work in the government from the post of head of the specialized committee of the State Council of Crimea, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Migal graduated from the Kherson Agricultural Institute and then worked in his specialty at various enterprises in the north of Crimea.
From the position of manager of the peasant farm "Khleborob", where he worked for 10 years, he moved to the post of head of the Razdolnensky district. From there, in 2019, he ran for election to the Crimean parliament in his constituency from United Russia. After his election, he became chairman of the agricultural committee.
The day before, deputies voted to release Migal from the post of chairman and deputy mandate at his own request. Vasily Rogatin became the new head of the committee, and Migal moved to the Ministry of Agriculture, which the former head Andrei Ryumshin left six months ago.
The agricultural sector is identified as strategic for Crimea.
After the resumption of water supply through the North Crimean Canal, the area of arable land will increase manifold, including grain crops.
Finished products are awaited in Syria, which expects to receive up to 1,5 million tons of grain from Crimea, while the entire grain harvest on the peninsula reaches a maximum of 1,2 million tons.
By the way, as a manager in a peasant farm, Migal was engaged in growing grain crops, and last year alone, Khleborob received 200 million rubles in net profit, increasing income by 1,5 times.
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