Miroslav Libosvar, mechanic, Frantisek Gajdusek

NOVEMBER 24, 1972 - The cooperative farmers of the merged Unified Agricultural Cooperative 25th anniversary of the liberation by the Soviet Army Kunovice, Vesky and Mikovice in the Uherske Hradiste region are helped in two-shift operation to speed up deep ploughing on large hunting grounds by a Soviet-made Kirovec K-700 tractor with a 10-furrow plough with a 3 metre width and an output of 20 ha per day. The plough was made by the collective of the cooperative's workshops led by Antonin Tvrdone, a recipient of the badge Outstanding worker of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The advantage of this new plough is the possibility of ploughing even in difficult conditions, perfect turning and dividing of the soil, perfect levelling of the furrow and the land, which reduces the cost of land preparation and fuel consumption and increases the savings on pulling power and the performance of the machine. Mechaniser Miroslav Libosvar, repairman - workshop foreman Antonin Tvrdon and tractor driver Frantisek Gajdusek inspect the wear on the plough blade and its adjustments. (CTK Photo/Frantisek Nesvadba)

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