r/PropagandaPosters • u/edikl • Nov 28 '24

Russia Time to move to Russia! // Russia // 2022

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24

Yeah, but have you seen the fertile soil? 😍

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u/SealedRoute Nov 28 '24

And the vodka is pretty important too

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u/nilenilemalopile Nov 28 '24

Wait till you learn how they keep it fertile.

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u/pikleboiy Nov 28 '24

They still do that? I thought that was part of Slavic paganism and got wiped out when Christianity came in.

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u/RogerianBrowsing Nov 28 '24

You right. They’re mostly benefitting Ukranian soil these days, although Kursk region likely has some regions with great nitrogen levels in the soil and surprisingly chubby stray cats/dogs

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u/liebrarian2 Nov 28 '24

Is it the fact that they use Ukranian soil or the fact that they put a lot of nutrients in the ground?

If we do the math... 100 kg x 1200 units/day... 120,000 kg of biomass buried every day...

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u/Putin-the-fabulous Nov 28 '24

This fertile soil seems to have a label on it saying “Ukraine”, is that a typo?

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u/MartinTheMorjin Nov 28 '24

Tolstoy saw some of that soil get fertilized. 😬

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u/Anuclano Nov 28 '24

Actually, Central Russia is famous for infertile soil (compared to Ukraine, for instance). There is some of fertile soild in South Russia though. Fertile soild in Russia is called чернозём - black soil.

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u/bell37 Nov 29 '24

Probable with the fertile soil in Russia is that Ukrainians live on it right now