The initiator of the event was the regional government and the Fund for support of entrepreneurship and investment policy. The main goal is to convey to the graduates of the College thought about the possibility of farmers to consistently earn money, despite the prospect of the future, the need to learn and master modern technology.

Your success story was presented by the farmer Alexander Sayapin, the owner of the first Lely milking robot in Russia. He told about the stages of development of his farm without the initial start-up capital, accumulated practical knowledge and about the need to continuously increase their levels.

At just 39 years old Alexander controls the robotic dairy farm with a herd of 700 cows. And he began 9 years ago with 10 animals.

"It is impossible to be born a successful farmer, they can be, says Sayapin. — Superior quality – it's ambition, having a goal. Need an example of success, it is very important. People need to see that everything is real that agriculture is hidden a big potential".

According to Alexander, it is important to strike a balance between labor input and the resulting profit. You need to leave time to make the best use of the opportunities offered profits. This is possible with the use of modern technology. He said that equipping their farms with robots, the Lely Astronaut has freed a lot of time and allowed him to engage in their own dairies.

The event aroused great interest among the students and the invited farmers. Ensued a lively discussion where you asked specific practical questions. As a result, many expressed the desire to do an internship at modern robotized farms to be fully aware choice of their future profession.

This meeting revealed the need for holding similar events at schools to help graduates in their future profession.