Slaughterhouse and hay storage construction planned for Khatasakh
In the heart of Yakutia, the urban district of Khatasy is set to welcome a significant addition to its agricultural infrastructure. The construction of a state-of-the-art slaughterhouse and hay storage facilities is underway, spearheaded by LLC "Bagarah."
The project, which began in May, is being overseen by Evgenii Grigorev, the Mayor of Yakutsk, and enjoys the support of the Ministry of Agriculture of Yakutia. This will be the first such facility in the village of Khatasy, marking a significant step forward for local farmers and agricultural enterprises.
The new slaughterhouse is designed to handle 10 heads of large horned cattle (LHC) per shift. Alongside the slaughterhouse, two arched hangars have already been built for storing 5,000 tons of hay, with plans to construct two more.
Mayor Grigorev recently visited the construction site to inspect the progress. The project is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2025. Once finished, the facilities will be available for use by all farmers and agricultural enterprises in the region.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information on the project's specific progress, exact timeline, and access policies, we recommend contacting LLC "Bagarah" directly or checking with local municipal or agricultural authorities in Yakutsk.
This construction project is part of a larger initiative to bolster agricultural capabilities in Yakutia, enhancing the region's self-sufficiency and supporting its growing agricultural sector.
The construction project in Khatasy will not only expand agricultural infrastructure but also boost local finance, as it will provide modern facilities for farmers and agricultural enterprises in the region. The newly established slaughterhouse and hay storage facilities, spearheaded by LLC "Bagarah," will ultimately benefit the local business sector by improving agricultural productivity.
