Rains with hail, which took place in most areas of the Rostov region, do a disservice to farmers. The yield is unprecedented, but cleaning costs have increased significantly. In the proletarian district ear nailed to the ground, so the thrashing is only one way. Grain what class is removed and how its quality affected by the July rains? - ask questions correspondent GTRK "don-TR".

The head of the farm Alexey Zhdanov complains shows that past a week ago, rain and hail have made significant adjustments to the cleaning schedule. Cleaning has never been an easy job, in the same year the case was especially troublesome.

"Put all, if the roller passed. Have to pull in one direction, as they say, against the grain — once a processor goes idle, and again removes winter wheat," — said the head of the peasant farm Alexey Zhdanov.

In a circle to thresh does not work, because both the monetary and time costs per hectare have increased by almost two times.

"If the wheat was standing, cleaning would go faster twice. And now mow in one direction and runs idle do," explained the combiner farm Vitaliy Kapranov.

The weather made this season very special. Sown in dry soil, then in the spring, in the proletarian district dropped more than 500 millimeters of precipitation. Were showers, sometimes with hail, and in June and early July. The excess moisture has reduced the quality of the crop.

"The quality of wheat corresponded to the third class. Any specialsit say that it is food wheat. Then in the course of cleaning quality was falling. There are areas that have given fodder wheat," — said the head of production of a farm Sergey Aralin.

The advantage of the Proletarian district has always been the presence of irrigated fields, which in addition to rice for centuries sowed wheat. This year the advantage has turned into a headache.

"In rice checks harvest is much lower than on dry land. In fact, half below," — said the Deputy head of administration of Proletarsky district on issues of agriculture Anatoly Zagnibeda.

However, the harvest in the district is very good. Specifically in this economy picked up to 60 quintals per hectare and despite the loss, the year promises to be better than the record 2008. In a nearby farm, the picture is similar.
Pairs we give an average of 60 quintals per hectare. This could not dream looking at the autumn and winter, but spring saved the situation," — said the agronomist of the Department of Small farm Borgula Gregory Nikolaenko.

Farmers — people are superstitious, make predictions with caution, but recognized that in 2016 will go down in history. According on the 20th of July, the average yield in the district was 39.5 quintals per hectare, the yield was 37.