SOME DATA ON USSR CROPS AND HARVESTS, AS OF JULY 1951

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SOME DATA ON USSR CROPS AND HARVESTS, AS OF JULY 1951
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USSR
Harvesting was in progress in half the kolkhozes in Armenian SSR by the
end of the first few days in July. Kolkhozes of the republic had harvested four
times the area, and delivered to the state six times as much grain as by the
same date in 1950. Selective harvesting of winter grains was in progress in
Piterskiy, Krasnokutskiy, Sovetskiy, and other rayons of Saratov Oblast. A high
yield of kok-sagyz seed was reported from Volyn Oblast.(l)
5 July. The harvest of grains has begun in the forest-steppe rayons of the
Ukraine. Kolkhozes of the southern rayons of Voronezh Oblast are carrying out
selective harvesting of grains. Harvest of grains is in progress in Aktyubinsk,
Dzhambul, and Kyzl-Orda oblasts of Kazakh SSR. Winter rye has attained waxy
maturity in Saratov, Kursk, and Kuybyshev oblasts, and the harvest has begun
there. Rye has attained waxy maturity in Tatar, Chuvash, Bashkir, and Mordov
ASSR. Rye has flowered in the North, in Komi ASSR, and in Arkhangelsk Oblast.
Weather. conditions continue. favorable for. crops dn.the,..,southern Ukraine, in
Crimea, and in Stavropol' Kray. In the western and central regions of the country
the hot, dry weather gave way this week to cool weather accompanied by high humid-
ity and rain. It rained from Omsk to Lake Baykal in West Siberia. Sowings in
this area are developing on schedule. Rye is already ripening. It has attained
milky maturity in southern Novosibirsk Oblast.
Procurement of grain is better organized this year than previously in
Krasnodar Kray and Crimean Oblast. Three times as much grain has been delivered
to the state as by the same date in 1950.
The hay harvest is in full swing in Estonian SSR. Sown grasses were
this year harvested from 40,000 hectares more than in 1950. The yield was much
better than in 1950. Kolkhozes of Komi ASSR are cutting hay.(2)
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10 July. The harvest front is moving steadily north. During the first
days in July, oblasts of the steppe zone of the Ukraine, and even those of the
forest steppe zone (Poltava Oblast) began harvest work. Harvest totals have
been adjudged good in the southern oblasts. Excellent yields of winter wheat
and rye have been obtained in many rayons and even whole oblasts of the Ukraine,
particularly in Kiev, Kar'kov, Odessa, Kherson, and Voroshilovgrad oblasts.
Available evidence indicates that this year's harvest of winter barley was very
good in the North Caucasus and the Crimea.
Harvest of grasses was in progress in almost all regions of the country
at the end of June. On the wnole, the tempo was somewhat more rapiL than in
1950. The tempo must be speeded up in many of the forest steppe and central
belt regions, however. This is the case in Kaluga, Kalinin, and Yaroslav ob-
lasts. Cultivation of flax fields is lagging in Gor'kiy and Kaluga oblasts, and
in Lithuanian SSR.(3)
11 July. Grains are being harvested in the foothill areas of Stavropol'
Kray. Harvesting has begun in the eastern rayons of Orlov Oblast, and in most
rayons of Vinnitsa Oblast. Harvesting of winter rye is under way in the steppe
rayons of Kuybyshev Oblast.(4)
12 July. The extent of the area in which grains have ripened has reached
the central districts of the country. The harvesting of winter crops has begun
in Kursk, Tambov, Voronezh, Kuybyshev, and Orlov oblasts. Harvest of winter
grains is under way in seven oblasts of Kazakh SSR. Winter wheat has attained
milky maturity in Gor'kiy Oblast and Udmurt ASSR. Winter rye has attained
milky maturity in Lithuanian SSR and Bashkir ASSR.
In the Ukraine, two thirds of the reaped grain has been threshed. In
Odessa Oblast, grain deliveries to the state total 250,000 pud more than by the
same date in 1950. In Uzbek SSR, and in the southern rayons of Ukrainian SSR,
summer planting of potatoes is under way. This work has been completed in
Odessa Oblast on an area 1.5 times that of 1950. In Uzbek SSR summer planting
of potatoes was done on an area three times that of 1950. The fourth cultiva-
tion of cotton is under way in Stavropol' Kray. Cotton there is flowering, and
in places has attained the height of 30 centimeters. Cotton in Azerbaydzhan SSR
has begun to form bolls.
Kolkhozes of Kotovskiy, Kodymskiy, and Krasnooknyanskiy rayons of Odessa
Oblast completed a fourth inter-row cultivation of sugar beets, and a second round
of supplemental fertilization with mineral fertilizer before the beginning of the
grain harvest in this area. Maize has tasseled in Crimea, the Kuban, and the
southern Ukraine; it has developed panicles in Dnepropetrovsk Oblast. The harvest
of fruits is in full swing in Moldavian SSR and the Transcaucasus. Fruit is
being delivered to the canning plants of Georgian SSR.(5)
14 July. Combines and simple harvesters have reaped three quarters of the
area sown to winter and spring grains in Tomakovskiy, Nikopol'skiy, and Krivo-
rozhskiy rayons of Dnepropetrovsk Oblast. Winter grains are being harvested in
30 rayons of Tambov Oblast. The grain is being cut with reaping machines.(6)
17 Jnly. Almost 70 percent of winter and spring crops have been harvested
in Moldavian SSR. In some rayons up to 90 percent of the harvest work has been
mechanized. Kolkhozes of the republic have given the state much more grain than
they had by the same date in 1950. The harvest of grains is in full swing in the
southern rayons of Kursk Oblast. Kolkhozes of Ryazhskiy, Lebedyanskiy, Skopinskiy,
and other southern rayons of Ryazan' Oblast have begun the harvest of an abundant
rye crop. In Kherson Oblast two thirds of the harvest has been reaped.(7)
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28 July. The 1951 grain-procurement plan was fulfilled 16 days earlier than
in 1950 in Kursk Rayon of Stavropol' Kray. Winter grains have ripened on the
fields of kolkhozes in the southwest rayons of Latvian SSR. Favorable weather
conditions have hastened the ripening of winter rye in Sverdlovsk Oblast. Harvest-
ing of this crop is now under way in Krasnoufimskiy, Achitskiy, Pyshiminskiy,
and other rayons of the oblast.(8)
31 July. The MPS of Kiev and Zhitomir oblasts have fulfilled the plan for
mechanized harvesting of flax fiber ahead of time. Flax pullers and flax com-
bines have harvested twice as much flax as by the same date in 1950. Through-
out the Ukraine as a whole, 62 percent of the flax sown area has been harvested --
12,400 hectares more than by this date in 1950. Warm weather in Novgorod Oblast
has hastened the ripening of grains. Kolkhozes of the southern rayons of the
oblast have begun selective harvesting of rye. Harvesting of winter grains and
sown grasses has begun in Omsk Oblast.(9)
More than 3,000 ponds and reservoirs have been built this year by kol-
khozes of the steppe and forest steppe districts of European USSR. This labor-
consuming work has been mechanized in most districts. Forestry and MTS stations,
equipped with special machines such as excavators, scrapers, bulldozers, and
graders, have aided the kolkhozes in this construction work. The majority of the
ponds were built by kolkhozes of Krasnodar Kray and Saratov, Chkalov, and Crimean
oblasts. Large reservoirs with a surface area of from 10 to 15 hectares each have
been built in Stavropol' Kray, Krasnodar Kray, and Rostov Oblast.(10)
Estonian SSR
The Stalin plan for the transformation of nature in Estonian SSR anticipates
land-improvement work on an area of one million hectares in the coming years.(11)
Latvian SSR
Pledged crop yields for 1951 are as follows: winter wheat, 20 centners per
hectare; winter rye 19; spring wheat 19; sugar beets 250; flax fiber 4.5; and
potatoes 190.(12)
Lithuanian SSR
There are 120 MPS in Lithuanian SSR.(13)
Belorussian SSR
In 1951, kolkhozes 3f the republic applied 12,460,000 tons of manure and
peat to fields sown to spring crops. This figure represents a total increase of
42 percent over 1950. The 1951 plan for manure
rent pfieldsssown
to spring crops was fulfilled 103 percent,
fulfilled only 31.8 percent.
The 1951 plan for sowing grains was fulfilled 102 percent, for legumes 118
percent, for buckwheat 135 percent, and for wheat 97.8 percent. The area sown
to kok-sagyz, flax, and sugar beets was considerably increased in kolkhozes of
the republic. The plan for sowing perennial grasses was fulfilled for the first
time in the postwar period. Kolkhozes of the republic fell somewhat short of
fulfilling the total sowing plan in 1951. In Vitebsk, Mogilev, Grodno, Baran-
ovichi, Polotsk, and Bobruysk oblasts the plan for sowing spring crops was some-
what short of fulfillment.
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Production norms were low for tractor parks and the majority of MTS. The
reason for this was that local party organizations did not provide the. necessary
leadership', and did not insure maximum utilization of available machinery.
These serious shortcomings could be offset to a considerable degree if suf-
ficient attention were paid the fields while the crops are developing. However,
local party leaders in Vitebsk, Mogilev, Minsk, Baranovichi, Molodechno, and
Polotsk oblasts have not given these matters sufficient attention.
Proper utilization of available mechanical and human resources by MTS
and kolkhozes would permit completion of winter crop harvest work in 7 to 10
days. The hervest :f spring crops could be completed in August, despite the
variation in their ripening periods.
During 1951 it is planned to clear bushes from 300,000 hectares, and rocks
from 100,000 hectares in Belorussian SSR. As of the first week in July, 115,000
hectares had been cleared.
Kolkhozes of the republic must store one million tons of ensilage in 1951.(14)
Kolkhozes of Pinsk Oblast completed hay deliveries to the state on 15 July.
Selective harvesting of winter grains was at that date under way in Grodno,
Baranovichi, and Gomel' oblasts.(15)
Warm weather in Belorussian SSR hastened the ripening of grains. Harvest
of winter grains had begun in the southern oblasts of the republic as of 19 July.
Selective harvesting had begun in Brest Oblast,(16)
Ukrainian SSE
Durin@.the last 5 days in June, kolkhozes of the republic cut more than
500,000 hectares of grain, and more than 20,000 hectares of silage crops.(17)
Harvest work was under way in 16 oblasts of Ukrainian SSR as of 11 July.
More Than 2.5 times as much grain was reaped during the second 5 days of July as
during the first 5 day'. More than half the harvesting was being done by com-
bines. In Izmail 0blact, almost 1.5 times as much grain had been delivered to
state procure,ent points as by the same date in 1950.(18)
After reviewing harvest work by kolkhozes of the republic up to and includ-
ing 10 July 1951, the Ministry of Agriculture Ukrainjen'SSR noted that in several
oblasts the tempo of this work was completely unsatisfactory and far behind
schedule. This was particularly the case in given southern oblasts where kol-
khozes and MTS began harvest work earlier than elsewhere. For example, as of
10 July the reaping of grains was only 39 percent complete in Zaporozh'ye Oblast,
42.9 percent in Kirovograd Oblast, 44 percent in Dnepropetrovsk Oblast, and 53
percent in Odessa and Nikolayev oblasts. Harvest work is progressing even more
slowly in kolkhozes and NITS of Voroshilovgrad, Stalino, Kharkov, Vinnitsa, and
Kiev oblasts; in Kamenets-Podolsk Oblast only 2.4 percent of the grains had been
harvested by this date.
The ministry considers that the chief cause of the slow tempo of harvest
work in given oblasts is that oblast administrations, rayon agricultural divi-
sions, and directors of MIS have not organized the full and efficient use of
combines and other harvesting machinery. These people forget that prolongation
of the harvest period will result in the stands of grain becoming overripe; this
means large harvest losses.
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The ministry considers that the situation in Poltava Oblast is completely
impossible, and that something must be lone about it. Several MPS directors do
not appreciate the significance of combines in getting in the harvest. For ex-
ample, on 8 July, 1,500 combines in the oblast were idle, and by
plan for combine harvesting had been met by only 5.5 percent.
administration and its chief Dolenko have not taken measures to counteract
these shortcomings, and to insure full and efficient utilization of existing
machinery, of which there is an adequate supply. If something is not done soon
in this oblast, last year's errors will be repeated. At that time the plan for
combine harvesting was nowhere fulfilled, with the result that threshing of
frthnt
reaped grains was prolonged until this spring. As of 10 July, only 1.3 of the grain harvested by simple harvesters and by hand had been threshed, and
only 2.6 percent of the straw had been stacked.
In Kiev Oblast by the same date 8.7 percent of the reaped grain had been
threshed, and 5.5. percent of the straw stacked. In kolkhozes of Odessa, Dne-
propetrovsk, and Nikolayev oblasts, only 25-29 percent of the straw left on the
fields by the combines had been stacked, and in Kherson Oblast less than 15
percent. Only 0.7 percent of the land to be sown to winter crops this fall had
been plowed in kolkhozes of Kherson Oblast by 10 July; in Nikolayev Oblast this
figure was 2.2 percent, and in Zaporozh'ye Oblast 3.3 percent. Kolkhozes and
MPS have not yet begun shallow plowing of stubble in Kharkov, Poltava, and
Kiev oblasts.(19)
According to data issued by the Ministry of Agriculture Ukrainian SSR, as
of 15 July kolkhozes of Izmail Oblast had harvested 84.4 percent of
area sown to grains. In Kherson Oblast, this figure was 77.8 percent,
Nikolayev Oblast 73.8 percent, and in Odessa Oblast 72.7 percent. The republic
as a whole had completed the harvest of grains 41.1 percent. Combines had
harvested 55.7 percent of the grain reaped, as against 36 percent last year by
the same date. Combine harvesting is going particularly well in Kherson, Izmail,
and Nikolayev oblasts. Of the grain reaped thus far, the percentages threshed
in oblasts are as follows: Kherson 95.2, Nikolayev 91.5, and in Voroshilovgrad,
Stalino, Odessa, Dnepropetrovsk, and Izmail oblasts more than 80 percent. For
the republic as a whole, the percent of reaped grain which has been threshed is
59.3, as compared with 41.9 percent last year by this date.(20)
According to data issued by the Ministry of Agriculture Ukrainian SSR, as
of 20 July kolkhozes of the Ukraine had completed the harvest of grains by 60
percent. More than 53 percent of the grain was reaped with combines, and of
the reaped grain 59.7 percent had been threshed.(21)
28 July. The harvest of grain crops is drawing to a close in the southern
Ukraine. Kolkhozes of Kherson Oblast were first in the republic to complete the
harvest of grains. Reaping of early-maturing grains is drawing to a close in
Izmail, Nikolayev, and Odessa oblasts. Throughout the Ukraine almost 75 percent
of the grain crop has been harvested. Large-scale reaping of winter crops has
gotten under way in Orlov Oblast after continuous rains which delayed the harvest
work. More than 1,000 combines are at work on the fields of the oblast. Kolkhozes
of Ryazan' Oblast have already harvested more than half of the area sown to winter
grains.(22)
Moldavian SSR
Sovkhozes of the Moldavian Grain Sovkhoz Trust have completed the harvest
of grains, and grain deliveries to the state, ahead of schedule. Approximately
96 percent of the sown area harvested by sovkhozes was reaped with combines.(23)
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Geor ian SSR
According to data issued by the Ministry of Agriculture Georgian SSR, as
of 20 July 9the beeharvestedn combinesh
35.e percent by that
have been used to reap 84.7 percent. As of 15 July, 75.7 percent of the
reaped grain had been threshed.(24)
24 July. Kolkhozes of the republic have harvested half the total area
s
sown to grains -- 68,000 hectares more than by the same dates almostn Combinesa
have been used to harvest the grain from 130,000 hectares,
serviced by combines in 1950. Kolkhozes of 16 rayons of the republic have com-
pleted the harvest of grains.(25)
Armenian SSE
As of 25 July, 15.5 percent of the republic grain crop had been harvested.
Of the grain reaped thus far, 66.4 percent had been stacked, and 40.2 percent
threshed.(26)
Azerbaydzhan SSR
Up to 40 percent of the combines of MTS in Marazinskiy, Shemakhinskiy,
Kutkashenskiy, Nukhinskiy, Ismailinskiy, Nakhichevanskiy, Agdzhabedinskiy,
Geokchayskiy, and other rayons are not fulfilling their work norms. Much grain
is therby being lost, and the tasks of clearing the fields, threshing, and
plowing for fall sowing are thus being delayed.(27)
RSFSR
Kolkhozes of Crimean Oblast had harvested over half the area sown to grains
as of 14 July. Kolkhozes of Kr asnogvardeyskiy Rayon had delivered eight times
as much grain to the state and of Dzhankoysk1YY Rayon sixbtimes Oblastas bharvesty
same date last year(28) As of 13 July, 30
ing winter grains.(29) Kolkhozes of 80 rayons Kolkhozes
grain deliveries to the state by 16 July.(30) orone
aslo 2ky rayons . T of rye begun harvestingSpasskiyof
of 27 July.
and Shmakovskiy rayons of the kray. KolkhoAccordingzes of
had begun selective harvesting of b*gr etter July. The area harvested by
the harvest there is considerably had ripened
machinery in the oblast will be three times larger hn pulling 1950. Flax was under wry,
on the fields of Smolensk Oblast by 27 July. Selective was der way,
cale
aided by twice the amount of mechanical equipment avvailai le ina1950. lag) sct
harvesting of an abundant tobacco crop was in progr 8 Ab.
weather in Tomsk Oblast has caused the grain to ripen considerably earlier than
in 1950.(31)
Kazakh SSR
4 July. large-scale harvesting of winter wheat and barley has begun in the
southern rayons of Dzhambul Oblast. The hot weather has haktenedltthuehripening
of grains. Many agricultural artels of Dzhurunskiy, y,
Khobdinskiy, and Rodnikovekiy rayons have begun selective harvesting of barley
5 July. Selective harvesting of winter rye has begun in West Kazakhstan
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7 July. Harvest of winter wheat is under way in Alma-Atinskiy, Iliyskiy,
Chilikskiy, Enbekshi-Kazakhskiy, Kaskelenskiy, and Dzhambulskiy rayons of
Alma-Ata Oblast. (34)
20 July. Harvest of winter rye and barley has began in the southern rayons
of Kustanai Oblast.(35)
28 July. Hot weather has caused the grain in Kustanai Oblast to ripen early
this year. Local agricultural officials had planned to begin selective harvest-
ing of winter grains at the end of July. Many rayons were caught unprepared when
the grain ripened earlier than usual. Oblast agricultural officials have not
taken adequate or sufficiently energetic measures to get in the harvest quickly.
(36)
29 July. Harvest of grains has begun in North Kazakhstan Oblast. First
being In all 16 oblasts
harvesting progreFs
returns indicate agood yield.
of work the is
ercent Harvest
of the republic. More than 80 percent by coin-
bines.(37)
Kirgiz SSR
The Council of Ministers Kirgiz SSR has noted that harvest work and grain
deliveries to the state are proceeding slowly and in a disorganized fashion in
kolkhozes of the republic. Grain had ripened in 337 kolkhozes as of 22 July,
but harvest work had been begun in only 229 kolkhozes. Harvest work is being
carried out in a particularly unsatisfactory manner in Oshskiy, Tuleykenskiy,
Aravanskiy, and Karasuyskiy rayons of Osh Oblast, and in Suzakskiy and Leninskiy
rayons of Dzhalal-Abad Oblast. Grain crops have ripened onDllarge
rgelareas in
nk of
khozes of Ala-Bukinskiy, Bazarkurganskiy, Karavanskiy, and
rayons of Dzhalal-Abad Oblast, and Iyaylyakskiy and Uzgenchskiy rayons of Osh
Oblast, but harvest work has not begun as yet. Available mechanical equipment
has not been adequately repaired, nor is that portion of it currently in use
being utilized efficiently. (38)
SOURCES
1. Leningrad, Leningradskaya Pravda, 5 Jul 51
2. Moscow, Trud, 5 Jul 51
3. Vil'nyus, Sovetskaya Litva, 10 Jul 51
4. Leningrad, Leningradskaya Pravda, 11 Jul 51
5. Moscow, Trud, 12 Jul. 51
6. Leningrad, Leningradskaya Pravda, 14 Jul 51
7. Kiev, Pravda Ukrainy, li Jul 51
8. Leningrad, Leningradskaya Pravda, 28 Jul 51
9. Ibid., 31 Jul 51
10. Kiev, Pravda Ukrainy, 28 Jul 51
11. Tallin, Sovetskaya Estoniya,J28 Jul 51
12. Riga, Sovetskaya Iatviya,
13. Vil'nyus, Sovetskaya Litva, 21 Jul 51
14. Minsk, Sovetskaya Belorussiya, 14 Jul 51
15. Ibid., 17 Jul 51
16. Riga, Sovetskaya Latviya, 19 Jul 51
17. Leningrad, Leningradskaya Pravda, 3 Jul 51
18. Ashkhabad,"_'urkmenskaya Pravda, 11 Jul 51
19. Kiev, Pravda Ukrainy, 13 Jul 51
20. Ibid., 19 Jul 51
21. Ibid., 24 Jul 51 28 Jul 51
22. Riga, Sovetskaya Latviya,
23. Kishinev, Sovetskaya Moldaviya, 27 Jul 51
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Tbilisi, Zarya Vostoka, 25 Jul 51 51
Petrozavodsk, Leninskoye Znamya 25 Jul
Yerevan, Kommunist, 27 Jul 51
Baku, Bakinskiy Rabochiy, 17 Jul 51
Yerevan, Kommunist, 14 Jul 51 Jul 51
Minsk, Sovetskaya Belorussiya, 15
Ibid., 18 Jul 51 28 Jul 51
Petrozavodsk, Leninskoye Znamya,
Alma-Ata, Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, 4 Jul 51
Frunze, Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 5 Jul 51
A3ipa-Ata, Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, 7 Jul 51
Ibid., 20 Jul 51
Ibid., 28 Jul 51
Vil'nyus, Sovetskaya Litva, 29 Jul 51
Frunze, Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 22 Jul 51
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