Agriculture is very important to Belarus, accounting for 7.8% of the country's GDP and providing a valuable source of foreign exchange via a healthy export market. Total production was worth US $11.2 billion in 2008, , which was 33% more than in 2007, and at present 43% of the republic's land is turned over to farming.
The country's main agricultural products are potatoes (it is the world's eighth biggest producer) and cereals - with arable farming accounting for 55% of output, and livestock (cows, pigs and fowl) making up 45%. Among other products produced are vegetables, fruits, meat, diary products. Much of this is exported to neighbouring states, with Russia a major market.
Traditionally, the farms in Belarus were state-run collectives, but many of these have now been privatised and sold to foreign investors, greatly increasing their productivity. Several of the remaining state-owned farms are seeking foreign investment, including some enterprises with a turnover of US $50 million a year.
Because is the most important city in Belarus; capital from January 1919.
The port of Belarus is located in the city of Mazyr, along the Pripyat River. It serves as an important transportation hub for the country, allowing for the import and export of goods via waterways.
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The minimum knowledge about the agriculture is about fertility of soil.
Yes, it is still important
His agriculture was most important to him.
yes
Berkelium does not have any known important role in agriculture. It is a radioactive element with very limited practical applications due to its rarity and instability.
Agriculture is important as it provides many jobs. It also provides lots of local food, reducing food costs.
Consumer choice is important in agriculture because it helps in providing timely responses to unfolding markets to farmers.
Agriculture is the basis of most of the food consumed throughout the world.