The head of the farm Byyan (Colageno-Kiljanski nasleg, Yakutia) Fedor Gouken invented a new method of haymaking, which allows the economy less dependent on weather conditions.

The idea of a farmer is to not give the Seine to dry, and immediately take to the farm. Freshly cut grass is easier to assemble, it takes less space during transportation, since it is easier compacted due to the weight. Delivered to the farm the grass is dried on special constructions, which are located where the most of the sun.

This way you can get hay two to three times faster than on the field. Thanks to this method of forage today, agriculture Byyan less dependent on the weather, allowing you to have a steady income, mostly from sales of milk from 70 cows.

Fedor Gouken notes that the implementation of his method would help to increase the volume of harvested hay in the Republic.