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One of the largest milk and dairy products events in Serbia will be held for the third time this year in the “Beaver Valley” in Horní Gorevnica. A village on the slopes of Galich and Yelen Mountains near Chachak, inhabited by hardworking fruit and vegetable growers.
– This year’s sales fair will feature more than 50 kinds of cheese, not only from Serbia, but also from the region. So, in addition to Sjenica, boiled, rolled, Staroplanin cheese, the famous Kupresh cheese will also be in the showcase. Of course, there will be other dairy products, such as butters, creams, spreads, but also milk-based products used in cosmetics. The opening is scheduled for Saturday, September 7, at 3 p.m., organizers told RINA agency.
On the second day of the event, in addition to the sales exhibition of white meat and dairy-related products (dairy equipment, new and used, brandy, honey, old crafts…), visitors will have the opportunity to attend a review of the Cultural and Artistic Association, followed by the performance of the Golden Violin from the Congress of Serbian Violinists, which recently concluded in Planjani. The day before, on Saturday evening at 8 pm, Tanja Savić will take to the big stage of the Dorinda Brová Stadium.
The Golevni were fruit growers and excellent miners, and the French were the first to mine.
The whole region rose to prominence in the second half of the last century, thanks to the Koviljača and Šumadija magnesite mines managed by Magnohrom Kraljevo. Interestingly enough, the mine in Milićevci was opened by the French during the Kingdom period, more precisely in 1929, and closed 15 years ago after the October 5th changes that led to the bankruptcy of Magnochrom.
Today, Telbusana’s approximately 5,000 residents use healthy drinking water from these mines throughout the suburban settlement.
(Telegraf.rs)
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