Modern technology in agriculture - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1977 - 20 Pfennig

Modern technology in agriculture The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic publishes five multicolored special postal stamps with illustrations of modern technology in agriculture. Special cancellation from 12 July to 18 September 1977 Modern technology in agriculture The agriculture and food industry of the GDR has the task of providing food for the population and of raw materials for the industry in line with rising demand as much as possible from its own production further intensification and the transition to industrial production methods. The main factors of the intensification are the comprehensive chemical treatment, the complex mechanization, the melioration, the technical drying and the breeding of new plant varieties and animal breeds. Agricultural and food machinery construction is creating the conditions for the complex mechanization of agriculture through development and production and the import of new, more productive machinery, equipment, equipment and facilities. The approx. 57,000 working people in the agricultural and food machinery construction companies Fortschritt, Weimar, Impulsa and Nagema as well as in the agrotechnic trading combine have made a significant contribution to the already high level of complex mechanization achieved by developing and producing or providing more effective means of mechanization for socialist agriculture of crop production and livestock farming. Thus, the socialist agriculture of the GDR in the period from 1971 to 1976, for. 8,100 combine harvesters, 5,000 forage harvesters, 4,400 swathers, 5,000 potato harvesters and 53,000 tractors. 20-pfennig value: Fertilizer spreader DO 32 / N for truck W 50 In industrial plant production, securing and increasing high yields is crucially dependent on the quality-oriented application of granulated, crystalline and powdered mineral fertilizers. The fertilizer spreader attachment DO 32 / N, developed and produced by the VEB Weimar Combined W 50 truck, which is used in the agrochemical centers for the application of granulated urea in particular, achieves an output of up to eight hectares per hour.