VITEBSK, November 11. /Dunyo IA/.   About 150 young bulls have been purchased and 380 hectares of land have been allocated for the newly established Uzbek-Belarusian enterprise in the Shumilino District of the Vitebsk Region of Belarus, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

In an interview with the Belarusian TV channel “STV”, Director of the joint venture LLC “BELAND Chorva” Bakhodir Kamilov stated that experienced specialists from Uzbekistan are currently working at the complex, while 146 young bulls purchased on the local market are being kept on high-quality feed in one of the two buildings allocated by the local administration.

Project is the result of agreements reached during the two-day official visit of the President of Uzbekistan to Belarus on July 8–9^th, 2026. Among many other projects, joint venture LLC “BELAND Chorva”, with the participation of Uzbek investors, has rapidly launched its operations in the Shumilino District of the Vitebsk Region.

“Within the framework of the project, 380 hectares of agricultural land have been allocated to strengthen the forage base, TV channel reports. - Local District Executive Committee has created highly favourable conditions for Uzbek entrepreneurs and farming activities are comprehensively supported”.

In the spring of 2027, enterprise plans to purchase the necessary modern machinery, and by the spring season, to increase the cattle herd to 600 head. High-quality meat products from the livestock raised on the farm will be supplied directly to Uzbekistan. This remains an important incentive for further expanding bilateral trade in meat and dairy products. Meanwhile, the planting of corn, potatoes, and onions is planned on the allocated lands.