SURVEY OF AGRICULTURAL DATA FOR THE USSR, DECEMBER 1953

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SUPPLcMENT TO
REPORT N0.
SURVEY OF AGRICULTURAL DATA FOR THE USSR DECEMBER 1953
(The folloxing report presents information, from December 1953
Soviet newspapers and a periodical, on agriculture in the LSSR as
a whole and in nine union republics. Progress and statistical data
are given on the folloxing: sown area, crops, mechanization, fer-
tilization, agricultural special?sts, and number of kolkhozes, MTS,
and specialized stations. A list of the Ministers of Agriculture
and State Farms is also given.
Numbers in parentheses refer to appended sources.]
[The folloxing table shows the Ministers of Agriculture and State
Farm.^, of the USSR and the union republics identified in December 1953
newspapers and a periodical:]
Republic Agriculture
USSR
Estonian SSR
Latvian SSR
Lithuanian SSR
Belorussian SSR
Ukrainian SSR
Armenian SSR
Azerbaydzhan SSR
Kazakh SSR
Uzbek SSR
Turkmen SSR
Kirgiz SSR
CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIE;L
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCIJMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD N0.
Agriculture -Crops, mechanization, fertilization,
specialists, number of enterprises
DATE DIST. 6
Daily newspapers, monthly periodical
Benedikto~', I. A.
Tynurist, E. G.
Nil:onov, A. a.
Augustinaytis, V. I.
Kostyulc, S. S. (2)
Spivak, M. S. (3)
Knzaryae, S. Kh.
Abdullayev, I. K.
Karibzhanov, F. (2)
biukhamedzhanov, E1. A. (4)
Alivev, K. E.
Iskakov, T. (2)
Sta~.;e Farms
Kozlov, A. I. (5)
tdirzoyev, S. A. (7)
Dzhalilov, Kh. M. (8)
LTATE
ARN.Y
CONFIDENTIAL .. s',
GISTRIBUTI~ "'~ ~
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The area devoted tc vegetables in kclkhozes of the USSR i:: 1954 is to total
1,003,400 hectares.(9)
On 21 December 1953, the first session of a meeting of the State Commission
for Agricultural Plant Variety Testing took place in the Ministry of Agriculture
in Moscow.
More than 1,600 variety-testing plots have been crer.ted in the USSR. About
3,500 varieties of agricultural plants are being tested on these plots. As a
result of these tests, the highest yielding varieties are selected for intro-
duction into production in conformity with the diverse climatic and soil con-
ditions of the country.
The commission, composed of eminent scientists, selection workers, and
agronomists, met for the purpose of discussing a program of introducing new
varieties of grain, grain-legume, oleaginous, sugar-beet, tobacco, and other
crops into production in 1954?(10)
Zn 1953, 70 billion rubles from budget funds, other state funds, and kol-
khoz funs are being invested .n the further de.elopment of agriculture in the
USSR. In 1953, USSR agriculture is tc? receives total of 150,000 tractors (in
terms of 15-horsepower units), 42,000 comoines, and more than 2 million units
of other types of agricultural machines and equipment.(11)
Lithuanian SSR
As of 30 November, the Ministry of Agriculture Lithuanian SSR was completing
the staffing of ML5 with veterinarian workers. Specialists with higher or
secondary educations had been confirmed for duty as senior veterinarians i^ 109
MTS; in the following days, senior veterinarians were to be seat to the re-
maining idPS of the republic.
As of 30 November, there were veterinarian points in the zone of each MPS
and about 370 such points in the republic, or 100 more than ir. 1950.(12)
Ukrainian SSR
In 1953, kolkhozes ~f the republic expanded the area sown to sugar beets
by 60,000 hectares.
Kolkhozes of Chernovitskaya Oblast, where 19 metric tons of local fertilizer
had been applied to each hectare sown to sugar beets obtained an average yield
of 247.5 metric quintals of beets per hectare. The plan for delivery of beets
to the state was fulfilled 126 percent.
iColkhozes of Volynskaya Oblast obtained an average yield of 252 metric
quintals per hectare and fulfilled the plan for delivery of beets 136 p~rcent.(13)
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[The following table shows percentage fulfilL~nent of 1953 Plans
for procurement of coarse fodder and plowing of winter fallow in
kolkhozes of the republic:]
In December 1953, them were 15,770 kolkhozes and 1,347 MTS in the re-
public.(17)
In December 1953, there were 1,3i+7 hII'S and specialized stations in the
republic; they had 68 percent more tractors and 63 percent more combines than
before the war.(18)
As of 30 November, capital construction in MTS of the republic was pro-
ceeding at an ever increasing tempo. Dy the end of 1953, ~8 repair shops,
2 interrayon repair shops fcr capital repairs, 20 shops at repair pleats,
113 sheds for machines, and 11,570 square miters of housing are to be ready,
for use.(19)
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[The following table shows percentage fu1ft11ment of 1953 plans
for plowing of winter fa'1ow and procurement of fodder in kolkhozes
of the republic:]
1 Dec (20) 5 Dec (21)
17inter fallow plowed 68.G
Coarse fodder procured 69.4
Succulent fodder procured X0'2 75.2
69.7 70.7
The area scam , flax in Vologodskaya Oblast was only one half as large in
1953 as in 1950.(22)
Kazakh SSR
In 1953 as cocrpared with 1950, the area sown to all grain crops in
Severo-Kazakhstanskaya Oblast iucreased 28.5 perc..:tt and that sown to spring
wheat by 128,000 hectares.
In 1950, the yie13 of all grain crops in the oblast was 13.2 metric quintals
per hectare and that of spring wheat 13.9 metric quintals per hectare.(23)
[Th! following information was contained in the decree of the
Seventh Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party
Kazakh SSR "On Progress Made in Fulfilling the Decree of the Septem-
ber Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU With Regard to
Strengthening hfPS and Koikhozes With Agricultural-Specialist Cadres":]
flue to the solicitude of party and government, a Large body of agricultural-
specialist cadres has been created. 1?tore than 10,000 specialists with higher
or secondary educations are working in the agricultural-organ,ystem of the
republic. However, this great army of agricultural specialists has thus far
been utilized in an improper vanner. Most of them are st111 located in the
various links of the administrative apparatus. Only 1,611 specialists are
working in kclkhozes and only 3,109 in !dT;i and b1Zh3 (mechanized animal hus-
bandry stations), or only 44.6 percent of the total number. More than 38 per-
cent of the total number of 2+II'S and I.1ZhS directors and 73 percent o: the I?fI5
and I+IZhS chief engineers do not have specialized educations.
The Alinistry of Agriculture Kazakh SSR and its local organs, the oblast
and rayon party committees, and the oblast and rayon executive committees are
unsatisfactorily carrying out the work of selecting and directing specialists
to MI5, DIZhS and kolkhozes. To execute the decree of the September Plenum of
the Central Committee oC the CPSU, 3,500 agronomists and zootechnicians should
have been sent to hips and hfLhS for the purpose of serving the kolkhozes of the
republic. However, as of 15 November 1953, only 3,083 pec?sons had bee^ se-
lected and even fewer actually sent to woc?k in kolkhozes. The appointment of
better qualified people as kolkhoz chairmen, hII5 and I?iZhS directcrs and chief
engineers, and repair-shop chie::s is also progressing unsatisfactorily; as yet,
only 19 percent of the kolkhoz chairmen are specialists. Only 18 percent of
the engineers and mechanics who were to have been sent to bII'S and i?1ZhS from
industrial enterprises have been sent. Only 2,500 out of more than 7,000
former tractor drivers, combine operators, and other agricultural-machine oper-
ators have been returned to I?tPS and MZhS. All these shortcomings have occurred
although 3 months have passed since the September Plenum of the Central Com-
mittee of the CPSU.
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The plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party lSazakh SSR
decrees and instructs the appropriate party, state, and agricultural organs
of the republic, its oblasts, and its rayons:
L. By 1 January 1954, to complete staffing of MPS and l+IZhS with specialists,
concentrating particularly on sending highly qualii'ied specialists to remote,
lagging MPS and MLhS;
2. To fix personal responsibility for selecting and directing specialists
to MPS, MZhS, and kolkhozes as follows:
a. In oblasts, on the first secretary of tue Oblast party committee
and the chairman of the Oblast executive committee,
b. In cities, on the First secretary of the city party committee and
the chairman of the city executive committee, and
c. In rayons, on the first secretary of the rayon party committee and
the chairman of the rayon executive committee.(24)
In early December 1953, there xere 459 MPS and h~h5 in the republic; they
xere serving more than 95 percent of s11 kolkhozes; in these kolkhozes were
coecectra*.ed 99.6 percent of the total sown area and more than 90 percent of
all collectivized livestocY..(25)
Uzbek SSR
[The following table shows percentage fulfillment of the 1953
plan for cotton procurement in oblasts of the republic; data for
some days (*),,for which no reports were published in the press,
wera derived by deducting the following days increment (Incr)
from total fulfillment (Fulfill) as of that day:l
Oblast 2
N v *
30 Nov (261
Doc
2
2 D
ec
8
3 Dee (29)
fi
Incr
Andizhanskaya
Bukfwraka
a
80.71
6
80,91,
0,23
81.21
81.45
81.70
y
Fergsnsk
8
,31
86,/8
0.17
86,67
86,84
87
Oq
aya
Kara-I(el
ek
k
69.13
69.34
0,21
69.59
69,31
~
70
06
s
p
aya ASSP.
I(ashka-D
i
88,8Q
39,15
0.37.
89.46
89,68
.
89
89
er
nskaya
100.83
:.OU.89
'O.C6
101
00
101
,
Khorezmskaya
Namanganskaya
90.21
79
44
90.68
79
77
0. 7
0
.
8
.03
8
101.12
8
Samarkandekn
.
8
.
.33
80,1
0.43
0.72
ya
Surkhan-Dar~in
k
9.81
7
90.28
0.47
90.75
91.14
91.54
e
aya
Tashkentska
a
.17
9
8
97.39
0,22
97.68
97.77
97.91
y
1,77
82,18
0,41
82,59
82,89
83.26
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Andizhanakaya.
Dis? `.arekaya
Ferganekeye
Kara-Aelpekekaya ASSa
F.aehka-Dar ~ inekays
Khorezmskaga
2iamenganekaya
Samarkendskaya
Surkhan-Dar~iaekaya
Tashkentakaya
Hukharekeya 813,12
Ferganekaya 71.70
Isere-I'slpakskaya ASSR 91.51
I{aahka-Dur~inekaya 101.50
Khorezmalmye 94.53
Namanganskaya 62.97
Samarkendakaye 93.83
Surkhan-Dar~inekaya 99,16
Taehkontskaya 85.81
83.66
83.91
0.25
84.34
84.52
0.18
~~~
88.30
0.08
88.58
88.73
0.15
71.93
72.13
0.20
72.1,2
72,59
0.17
'1.66
91.81
0.15
92.04
92.74
O,lA
1U1.53
101.54
0.07.
101.58
101.62
0,04
94.69
94.87
0.18
95.16
95.29
0.13
83.27
83.53
0.26
83.96
84.16
0.20
94.15
94.47
0.32
95.11
95.42
G.31
99.36
99.47
0.71
99.77
99.91
0.11,
86,19
86.47
0,24
87.03
87.30
o.z7
Oblast
~
6 Dee (*) 17 Deo (97) 18 Dea (~8) 19 De
(39)
20 D
,
o
' ~111f .11 i cr
e~?i
Andizhanakaga
84.69
84.64 0,15
84,99
85.E
85.26
Bukharakaye
88.83
88.92 0.09
88.92
88.95
88.99
Fergenskaya
72.76
72.91 0,15
73.06
73.14
73.29
Rc+ra-ISalpakskaya ASSR
92.25
92.31 0,06
92,37
92.45
92.51
I(eahka-Dar~inskava
101.65
101.67 0.02
101.67
101,68
101.69
Khorezmskaye
95.39
95.40 0,01
95.46
95.51
95.56
Namanganskaya
84,37
84,55 0,18
84,70
~`~~
84.95
Samerkandekaya
95.72
95.99 0.27
96,20
96.48
96,75
Surkhan-Dar~inakaye
100,08
100,25 0,17
100,41
100.51
100,66
Tashkentskaya
87.55
87.78 0.23
68.01
88.17
88.37
21 Dec (40)
22 Dec (41)
Flilfi~ Inez'
Ardizhanskaya
85.36
0.10
85,46
Bukharskaya
89,01
0,02
89.03
Ferganslcaya
?73.1.1
0,72
73.52
Kars-I~alpakskaya ASSR
92.57
0,06
92.61
Kashka-Dar~inskaye
101.69
0,00
101.70
Khorezmskaya
95,58
0.02
95,G0
Namenganskaya
85.07
0.12
85.17
Samarkandskaya
97.00
0.25
97.22
Surkhan-Dar~inskaya
100.77
0,71
100,90
Tashkentsksya
88.54
0,17
88,71
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[The following t?ble shows percentage fulfillmeut of the 1953
plan for cotton procurement in sovkhozes of the repi:blic:j
Gnl~bekh _
Imeni Pyatiletiya
~hezarbag
Sz,; l-Ravet
Malek
Narpay
Nsryn
No 8
No 16
No 17
Pekh?algk-iCul~
Savay
Surkhan
87.57 87.97 88.18
The cottou growers of Surkhan-Dar~inskaya Oblast had fulfilled the 1953
plan for cotton procurement by 18 December. They delivered several thousand
more metric tons than in 1952.(12)
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cot~msrrTinr,
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83.26
77.29
74.90
78.59
93.05
8?.75
66.04
95.01
UzsSR 78.39
91.30
99.22
lo2.z5
9/..69
89.99
77.47
69.40
69.51
74.36
8/..33
59.70
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[The following table ehoxs percentage fulfillment of the 1953
plan for cotton procurement i.n oblasts of the repvbli~; data for
2 days ('~), for xhich no reports xere published in the press, xere
derived by deducting the following days inctemeut {Incr) from
total fulfillment (Fulfill) as of that day: ]
.Oble~
Nov *
0 P1ov
lfi
!
I~rr
1 Dec !
2 Dec !
6 Dec
Ashkhsbadskaya
Chardzhouskaye
94.06
74.12
94.15
74,36
0,09
0,?~
94.25
74
67
91,.45
9!?91
Maryysknya
80.97
81
18
0
21
.
75.00
76.25
Taehauaekaya
73
91
,
74
1
,
81.1,3
81.77
82.94
.
,
5
0,24
74.39
74,61
75.
64
Dec !6
16 Dec
!7
_
1~ Incr
Ashkhabadelwya
Ch
95.02
0.11
95.37
ardzhouskaya
76.58
0.33
78.30
h~
Ta
~
83.29
0.35
85.36
s
a e
Yn
75.81
0.17
76.71
[The following table shows cotton yields (metric quintals per
hectare) as of 11 Dec tuber 1953 in kolkhozes of the main cotton-
growing rayons of the~Vakhsh and Gissar valleys of the republic:
Soviet
Varieties
1Cuybyshevskiy
Imeni 6falenkov
Imeni L
i
17.3
23
4
en
n
16,7
'
Imeni Chkalav
Imeni St
li
15,9
19.6
16
9
a
n
Imeni ?d
l
12,7
.
18
2
o
otov
11
6
'
,
22.1
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'Kurgan Tyubinskiy
nevi i,'.cl ov
Imeni btalettkov
Imeni Dimitrov
Imeni Lenin
Imeni Voroshilw
Imoni Kalinin
Imeni Kuybyshw
Imeni Ka~anovieh
Imeni Stalin
Imeni Gortkiy
Imeni Kirov
Oktyabr~ slsiy
tdoskva
Imeni Voroshilw
Imeni Ko~anovich
Imeni Shvernik
Imeni Chkalw
Imeni Khil:ahchev
Imeni Stalin
Imeni 1Aalenkov
Imoni Aiolotov
Imeni Andreyov
Imoni tAikoyan
Imeni Zhdanov
Pobeda
Imeni Kuybyshw
Imeni Httlganin
Imeni Lenin
Soviet Fino-
Fiber Varieties
26,7
z6,5
24.7
24.4
24.0
%'3.3
2z.z
22.1
21.4
z1,1
20.5
3/..4
2l,.7
2/?b
23.7
23.5
23.3
23.1
22.7
21.7
z1,6
20.3
19.9
13.3
13.4
16.3
15.2
Soviet
Vario r.
27.5
35.0
25.I.
31.3
22.4
16.7
22.0
'13.5
23.3
37.3
31.1
23.2
Dahilikul~skij.
Yengi-Abed
`
23.1
29
3
1 ~
AY
2z.9
.
3z
3
Imeni Kolinin
21.0
.
36
6
Imeni Andreyev
I
20,
.
17
0
meni Budennyy
19.6
.
32
4
Imeni hlalenkov
17.6
.
Imeni Molotov
15.5
20
3
Ymoni htikoyan
15.5
.
20
0
? Imeni Kosygin
15.3
.
24
1
Imeni Koganovich
L .3
,
13
7
Imoni Lenin
14.3
.
Imoni Voroshilw
13.6
Imeni Kuybyahw
13.6
Imeni Zhdenov
1,?~3
173
Imeni Stalin
11.4
21.8
I(egenovichsbadakiy
Imoni t'lalenkov
26,4
22
6
Yaeh Leninchi
26.2
,
3
33
Imeni Kalinin
2/.,1
.
22
/
Sotsializm
23.1
,
,
Imoni Lenin
22.7
19
7
Imeni Voroshilw
22,2
.
Pravda
'
C
21,6
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ONFIDENTIAL
23.7
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Soviet Fine-
~iber V-----?rieti=s
Soviet
Varieties
Imeni Stalin
21,2
59
3
Kzyl-Oktynbr~
K
21,1
.
23
7
omrtunizm
B
~
~~.5
.
24
5
ol
ahevik
I
20,0
.
15
4
meni LeniZ (a)
I
19,3
.
28
4
meni ~Iak;tim Gor~kly (a)
19.7
.
Imeni Gor~kiy
18,0
Imeni Karl tlari:s
16,1
22.0
Imeni Stalin (a)
Imeni Mikoyan
L ,1
13.7
Imeni Nalenkov (s)
11.0
Rokhi Stalin
10.6 .
,, ?
Molotm;abadakiy
Imeni Stalin
24.3
Imeni Lenin
23.3
Imeni Voroshilov
23.3
Imeni Zhdenov
22.9
Imeni N.elenkov
22,1
Imoni Engels
21.5
Imeni Molotov
21.5
Imeni Kalinin
20,2
Kirovabadskiy
Imeni h!olotov
25.5
-Imoni Dzerzhinakiy
21.4
Imeni Kirov
20,/,
21.6
Imeni Kalinin
20.2
Imeni Stalin
18.5
19.7
Imeni ldalonkov
17.5
Imoni Lenin
16.5
22.3
Imeni Voroshilov
16.?_ ~
23./.
Imeni Kaganovich
12.1
32.1
16.0
Shaertuaskiy
Imeni Stalin
27,1
Imeni Mikoyan
20
7
Imoni
Voroshilov
.
3/.,0
.
I
19.2
23
5
meni Bulgenin
16.8
.
Imeni Lenin
14,9
26
5
Imeni Molotov
13.5
.
21
1
Imeni 6?alenkov
12,7
.
225
Imeni Zhdanov
11.0
15
9
Imoni Andreyev
9.1
.
17.1
Mikoyanabadskiy
Imeni Andreyev
30,!
Imeni Kalinin
29.6
Imeni Zhdanov
26.5
Imeni t!nlenkov
26,/,
Imeni Lenin
26,0
Imeni Stalin
25.6
Imeni S!olotov
25.5
23?/.
Kommunizm
24,2
27.0
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Raven and Kolkhoz
o distinction as to varieties indicated
Regersltiy
Imeni Budennyy (b}
38.3
6loskva
37.9
Imeni Svordlov
36:8
Imeni Kirov
35,6
Imeni 5dolotov
29.9
Imeni Zhdonov
29.6
Imeni ILalenkov
29.5
Imeni Lenin
29.3
Imeni Stalin
28.8
Irteni Lenin (b)
28.4
Imeni Ka~anovich
28:4
Imeni Mikoyan
26,6
Imeni Tel'man
26.1
Imeni Stalin (b)
25.6
Shakhrinnuakiy
Imeni Lenin
30,5
Leningrad
26.7
Imeni Zhdenav
19.2
Giaserskiy
Imeni Stalin
35,g
Imeni Zhdenov
3t? 2
Imeni Karl a'erks
31.3
Baynalminel
31.0
Imeni Kalinin
27.7
Imeni Dzerzhinakiy
27.5
Imeni Lenin
27.1
Stalinobadskiy
Rokhi Lenin (o)
37.3
Imeni Kalinin
36.6
Imeni Zhdanoe
35.9
Imeni Lenin
35.5
Stalingrad (c)
34.7
Imeni Stalin
31.2
Ordzhonikidzeebadakiy
Imeni Llolotov
39.8
Gloakve
37.8
Imeni Malenkov
36.9
Imeni Lenin
36.8
Imeni h'ulenkov (o)'
34.9
Imeni Stalin
33.8
Imeni Tel'men
33.8
Imeni RIX Perts~yead
30.0
Imeni Khrushchev
29.7
Imeni ~~'ikoyan
28,3
Koktashakiy
Imeni Stnl.in
37.3
Imeni Dzerahinakiy
36,0
Imeni Voroshilov
35.9
Imeni Tel'man
33.3
Imeni Lenin
30.1
Imeni Hudennyy
28,9
Kizil Bayrak
25,1
Imeni Llalenkov
23,g
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(a) Formerly Voroahilo~abadskiy Rayon.
(b) Formerly Pakhtaabadskiy Rayon.
(c) Formerly Rokhatinekiy Rayon. [See eaylanatory note in 00-W-30321
survey for November 1953]
Kirgiz SgR
[The following, table shows percentage fulfillment of the 1953
plan for procurement of raw cotton in oblasta, rayons, and Otuz_Adyr
Sovkhoz of the republic; data Por 3 da}C~ (~?), for which no reports
were published in the press, were derived by deducting the following
day's increment (Incr) from total fulfillment (Fulfill as of that
aay:J
Oblast 2 Dec * ec / _ / nec: 0 6 Dec *1
lfi Inc ~'~ "~'' ~Deo (51)
~----~3 --? lfil Inrr
Dzhalal-Abadskaya 75.12 75.29 0.17 75.51 75.84 75.96 O.12
Frunzenskaya 110.15 110,73 0.63 111.55 112.37 112.80 U./+3
Oahs?caya 73.43 73.56 0,13 74.98 75.24 75.54 0,30
8 Doo Dec r 12 Dec (53) 13 Dei(5G) 14 Dec (55)
Dzhelal-Abadskaye 76,15
Frunzensks;~a 112.50
Oehskeye 75.7.x.
Rovon
fi Incr
76,54 76,$!, 0.20 76.96 77.07
114.22 114.57 0.35 114.90 114.90
76,26 76.43 0?.17 76.54 76.66
1 Der. (56)
Ala-Bukinskiy
83.10
Arevenskiy
c~ 02
Batkenekiy
109.42
Becar-Kurganskiy
76.21
Frunzehskiy
78,44
Kaganoviehekiy
143.56
Kalininskiq
96,17
Karasuyski
.
~
Kurshabskiy
45.13
Kyzyl-Askerskiy
125./,8
Leninskiy
85.93
Lyeyiyekakiy
123.75
Mirsaskinsk~y
42,49
Molctovskiy
52.53
Oktyabr ~ skit'
60, /,$
Oahskiy
87.,73
Petrovskiy
36,81
Stalinskiy
133 ./.8
Suzakskiy
78 04
ToktoBttl~skiy
51.10
Tuleykenskiy
61,2$
Uch-Terekakiy
QS,15
IIzgenskiy
51.40
Yangi-ilaukatskiy
74.63
9 k oz ?
Otuuz-Adyr
28.98
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2. Ibidon, Seloskoye Khozyaystvo, 17 Dec 53
3. Kiev ' 29 Dec 53
r, Pravda Ulmainy, 19 Dec 53
4. Sel skoye Kh
O
zyAystvo, 6 Dec 53
5? Afoscow D6
6. Minek,~Sovetskaeniya Nauki i Peredovogo Opyta v Selrskom Khozvaystve, No 12 1953
7. Baku, Bakinskiy Rnbochi ssiya, 24 Dec 53
Y, 11 Dec 53 '
8. Tashkent, Pravda Vostoka, 23 Dec 53
9. Sel skoye Khozyaystvo, 1 Dec 53
10, Doscon, Koskovskaye Pravda, 22 Doc 53
11, SeP skoye Khozyaystvo, 31 Dec 53
'~ 12. Riga, Sovetskaya Latviya, 1 Dec 53
13. Selrskoye Khozyaysfye, 13 Dec 53
ui. Pravda Ulmainy, 3 Dec 53
15. Ibid., 8 Dec 53
16. Ibid., 13 Dec 53
17: Ibid,, 25 Dec 53
18, Sovetskaya Latviya, 10 Dec 53
19. Noscovr, Trud, 1 Dec 53
20. Tbilisi, Zarya Vostoka, 4 Dec 53
21, Ibid., 8 Dec 53
22. Selrskoye Khozyaystvo, 5 Dec 53
23. Ibid,, 9 Dec 53
24. Alma-Ata, Kazakhstanskayn Pravda, !, D:c 53
25 Ibid., 8 Deo 53
27~. Tashkent, Pruvdo Vostoka, 1 Dec 53
Ibid,, 2 Dec 53
28, Ibid., 3 Dec 53 t
29. Ibid., 4 Dee 53
30, Ibid,, 5 Dec 53
31. Ibid., ~ D.:c 53
32. Ibid., 9 Dec 53
33. Ibid., l0 Dec 53
34. Ibid., 11 Dec 53
35. Ibid., 13 Dec 53
36. Ibid., 16 Dec 53
37, Ibid,, 18 Dec 53
38, Ibid., 19 Dec 53
39. Ibid., 2C Deg 53
4~. Ibid., 22 Dec 53
41. Ibid., 23 Doc 53
42. Selrskoye Khozyaystvo, 19 Dec 53
43. Ashkhabad, Turkmensknya Iakra, 1 Doc 53
!.l.. Ibid., 2 Dec 53
45. Ihid., 3 Dec 53
46. Ibid., 8 Dec 53
47, Ibia,, 17 Doc 53
48. Stalinebad, KommuniRt Tadzhikistans, 15 Dec 53
49, Frunze, Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 4 Dec 53
50, Ibid,
5 Dec 53
,
51. Iota,, 8 Dec 53
52. Ibid., 9 Doc 53
53. Ibid., 13 Dec 53
54. Ibid,, 14 Dec 53
55. Ibid, 15 Doc 53
56. Ibid,, 12 Dec 53
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