German farmer Ernst Kallenberg who for 30 years engaged in farming Germany, wants to move in Sheksna district, Vologda oblast and to relocate their 500 cows.

The day before he discussed this matter with the district head Eugene Bogomazova, today and inspected the empty farm land in rural settlements in the district.

"55-year-old Ernst Kallenberg lives and engaged in farming in Schleswig-Holstein. To cope with milking the herd he is assisted by a few hired workers (from Moldavia), and he works from dawn to dusk. Ernst loves his job, the only problem is that Germany is overproduction, and to find markets more difficult. About moving to Russia, the farmer thought when his friend countryman, having settled in Voronezh, put the dairy business on a Grand scale. Ernst decided to follow his example and carry their cows to a country of boundless fields", - told IA "Vologda Region" PAL German farmer Vologda architect Denis Pozdnyakov. By the way, he advised Ernst Shallenberg look at the Sheksna district.

"Agriculture is one of the landmarks of our district. We have nine large farms, a few peasant (farmer) farms. We welcome new investors and is ready to provide them with all necessary assistance", - said the press Secretary of regional administration Svetlana Kuznetsova.

According to her, the foreign farmer has already proposed several options. If some of them German like, he was ready to buy an abandoned farm, rent the land, moved to a new place of residence to start 100 cows (and if need be, and its employees) and in the spring to register somewhere under the Sheksna.