Мини-трактор вместо МТЗ: как заработать на помидорах в белорусской деревне

What if working on 70 hectares of land has lost its joy, and your MTZ tractor seems too cumbersome for a cozy vegetable garden? Our hero, Vladimir, downsized, switched to compact Chinese tractors, and started making videos about it, garnering millions of views. In this new episode, we traveled to the Gomel region to see the "workshop" of a successful farm. You'll learn why tomatoes are more profitable than potatoes, how to assemble a working sprayer from parts that have been sitting under a fence for 10 years, and why a single-cylinder engine isn't scary, but practical. Vladimir honestly compares Rossel and Shifeng, demonstrates his engineering know-how using a profile pipe, and explains how to grow watermelons sweeter than Uzbek ones right in the south of Belarus. No pompous agronomy here—just real experience, homemade equipment, and a life lived to the fullest. 00:00 Intro. 00:30 Is the MTZ suitable for cultivating small areas? 02:48 Testing the Rossel RT 244D. 06:40 The nuances of the KM385BT three-cylinder engine. 11:03 Homemade cultivator. 13:50 Review of the Shifeng SF-244. 15:47 Test drive of a single-cylinder mini tractor. 19:34 Homemade transplanter. 21:28 Sprayer on an MTZ with an Italian pump. 26:43 Why does a farmer need a blog? Payments in Belarus are made in Belarusian rubles. The amount in foreign currency is indicated as an equivalent for determining the cost (price) in Belarusian rubles at the exchange rate determined by the seller. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/etoavby?sub... Follow us on social media: Instagram:   / insta_avby   TikTok:   / av.by   Telegram channel with news: https://t.me/avbynews Vkontakte: https://vk.com/newsavby Odnoklassniki: https://ok.ru/av.by Facebook:   / belarus.auto   Twitter:   / avby_bel   LinkedIn:   / av-by