Built on the site of the closed Middle Urals Poultry Farm, Vyacheslav Brozovskii will establish an agropark. Renders reveal the plans.
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From Figwit to Fork: The Sredneuralskaya Poultry Farm's New Lease of Life
The (former) Sredneuralskaya Poultry Farm shut down its operations back in 2021, making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Locals frequently complained about a foul odor, and the factory was accused of polluting the land with chicken waste and discharging effluent onto adjacent properties — enough for a criminal case against its director, Maxim Maximov, who was later found guilty.
But fear not, dear folks! The party's over, and the site's about to get a major facelift. A group of dedicated investors has set their sights on transforming the dilapidated factory into a thriving agricultural park. Their vision includes:
- Rebranding the site to foster a more welcoming environment, appealing to a broader audience, and encouraging green, sustainable practices.
- Promoting agritourism, local food production, and environmental education to create a sense of community and boost the local economy.
- Addressing the past environmental and social concerns, such as pollution and local objections, by implementing measures to'greenify' the site, promote organic farming, and establish green spaces.
- Exploring the possibility of research or training centers related to agriculture and sustainability, further embellishing the agricultural park's facilities.
The ultimate goal? To breathe new life into the site, improve the region's economy, and minimize the negative impacts connected to the old factory's operations. Interested in learning more about the investors or plans for the park? Just ask, and I'll spill the beans! 🌱🌱🌱
The revitalized agricultural park, once a notorious Sredneuralskaya Poultry Farm, is now aiming to diversify its offerings beyond farming to include news about its progress and sports events held within the park. Visitors can stay updated on the park's developments and enjoy sports activities when they visit.
