The Cabinet also canceled a number of previous decisions related to this topic, including the resolution dated November 1, 2001, No. 679, and its subsequent amendments made in 2006.
The new list includes the following works:
1) spring field works, such as fertilizing, land preparation, sowing spring agricultural crops, and irrigation;
2) harvesting fodder for livestock;
3) harvesting agricultural crops;
4) autumn field works, including moisture-retaining irrigation, soil preparation for sowing winter crops, sowing winter crops, fertilizing, plowing, and fallow land management.
5) works related to the production of sugar from beets;
6) meat processing during mass livestock slaughter;
7) collection and processing of berries, fruits, and vegetables during their mass ripening;
8) maintenance of heating systems, including stoves and boilers;
9) care for plants and lawns, as well as other works aimed at maintaining plant health and the aesthetic appearance of the area;
10) receiving, storing, and issuing clothing and personal belongings of guests;
11) watering plants, installing and maintaining irrigation systems, monitoring soil moisture;
12) forestry works, including:
1) soil preparation, sowing, and planting of forest crops;
2) care for forest plantations and work in nurseries;
3) field forestry management works.
13) geological exploration works and associated activities:
1) geological surveying and searching for mineral deposits;
2) geological exploration (further exploration) of deposits;
3) geophysical studies;
4) specialized geological studies;
5) topographic and topographical surveying works.
14) mining, drilling, and surveying works in the fields of geology, mining industry, and other production areas.
The resolution will come into effect 10 days after its official publication.
