Энергия роста ушла в свисток. Сельский час #313 (Игорь Абакумов)

I drove from Moscow to Stavropol and back – torrential rain and hail. There aren't even puddles in the fields – there are lakes and rivers. Things aren't as rosy as they're reporting on TV. Plus diesel fuel is 93 rubles for those who haven't bought it since the fall. So, I have to figure out whether to divert the water or cultivate the fields if they dry out. It's either way – there's no choice. The money has been drained from the villages by duties and Federal State Information Systems (FGIS). The industry headquarters is flashing beautiful reports like the Titanic before an iceberg. Good afternoon, great people! You are watching "Sel'skii Chas" (Rural Hour) – a program about the village and its inhabitants. Igor Abakumov with you. Today on the program: The authorities have learned how much a rural postman earns The village is stopping producing children. The bitter fruits of agricultural policy Electricity for the village is getting more expensive. How much should food cost?