Russian Soviet Archival Footage 1898-1939

The video discusses the Dobrynskaya breed of pigs, which has gained recognition in Russian livestock classification. Originating from the Ilyich collective farm, these pigs, including notable ones like Grunya and Svat, have surpassed English breeds in quality. The breed contributes significantly to farm income, with piglets raised under exemplary conditions by dedicated staff. The video highlights the breed's promising future as it expands to other farms.

What is the significance of the Dobrynskaya pig breed in Russian livestock?

• It is only popular in local markets.

• It is known for its small size.

• It is a new breed with no recognition.

• It has gained scientific recognition and surpassed the English breed.

Where was the Dobrynskaya pig breed developed?

• In a laboratory in Moscow.

• In a zoo.

• In the Ilyich collective farm.

• In a private farm in England.

How much annual income does the farm generate from its pig products?

• Two million rubles.

• Half a million rubles.

• Three quarters of a million rubles.

• One million rubles.

What special care is given to the piglets on the farm?

• They are raised in exemplary conditions with specialist attention.

• They are left to roam freely.

• They are not monitored regularly.

• They are fed only once a day.

Who is responsible for the care and management of the piglets?

• A group of scientists.

• A government agency.

• A single farmer.

• A team of dedicated individuals like Tanya Lazutina and Tanya Kitaeva.