Post by Jaga on Mar 4, 2019 23:20:20 GMT -7
Let's start with the agriculture:
until 60s more people lived in the villages than in the towns in Poland. But Poland was the only Soviet-satellite country that had more private than government-run agriculture, so it did not need that much re-structuring after the fall of communism
Poles are the third producers of potatoes and the second producers of rye in the world. Poles eat twice as much potatoes and potato products than Germans or French
The country occupied sixth place in the world in sugar-beet, milk, and pig production.
Poles are also strong with vegetables - especially the cabbage, carrots, onions, pickles
also strong position with berries and strawberries and of course Poles are fond of picking muschrooms
until 60s more people lived in the villages than in the towns in Poland. But Poland was the only Soviet-satellite country that had more private than government-run agriculture, so it did not need that much re-structuring after the fall of communism
Poles are the third producers of potatoes and the second producers of rye in the world. Poles eat twice as much potatoes and potato products than Germans or French
The country occupied sixth place in the world in sugar-beet, milk, and pig production.
Poles are also strong with vegetables - especially the cabbage, carrots, onions, pickles
also strong position with berries and strawberries and of course Poles are fond of picking muschrooms
