Perepelkin, Alexey Pavlovich

Mother - nee Yepanchina ^[1] . He studied at the Tula gymnasium and at the Petrovsky Agricultural and Forestry Academy , where he graduated from the course in 1871.

In 1874 he was sent abroad, where he attended lectures at the Paris National Institute, at the University of Leipzig and worked at Professor Stoman's agronomic station. In 1877, Perepelkin took the place of a senior teacher of zootechnics, anatomy and animal physiology at the Kharkov Agricultural School , and in 1879 he was transferred as a teacher to the Moscow Agricultural School , where he was soon elected director of the school and Butyrsky educational farm. From 1890 to 1891, he served as secretary of the Committee for Cattle Breeding, and then secretary of the Moscow Society of Agriculture , which on the day of its 75th anniversary (1895) awarded him a large gold medal and election as honorary members. He was promoted to active state councilors on May 14, 1896. Together with A.S. Ermolov, he participated in a survey of the state of fine-wool sheep breeding in southern Russia. Expert at the All-Russian Exhibition of Pets in Moscow (1882), as well as at the International Exhibition of Merino in Kharkov (1884).

He was assigned to the Main Directorate of Agriculture and Land Management. was awarded the orders: St. Anne 3rd Art. (1886), St. Vladimir 3rd art. (1892), St. Stanislav 1st art. (1899) ^[2] , as well as St. Anne 1st Art. (1911) ^[3] .

From September 17, 1918 he worked in the Rumyantsev Museum - was the head of the agricultural scientific department ^[4] .

The most significant publications of A.P. Perepelkin:

• “Phosphate fertilizers” (Kharkov: Univ. Typ., 1878. - 85 p.),
• "Cattle breeding in the village of Bessonovo - the estate of D. A. Putyat (Moscow: typ. Indrikh, 1874. - 32 p.),
• "A trip to the Tver, Yaroslavl, Kostroma and other provinces to study cattle breeding and its economic situation" (1875),
• "A brief historical sketch of the development of the doctrine of feeding farm domestic animals and its current situation" (St. Petersburg: type. Society "public benefit", 1879. - 32 p.),
• “Many years of experience in cattle insurance in the West” (M .: print. S. P. Yakovleva, 1881. - 22 p.)
• "A study of the current situation of fine-wool sheep breeding of the wool trade and wool washers in the south of Russia" (1881),
• “The Results of the All-Russian Exhibition of Pets in Moscow in 1882” (Moscow: typ. A.A. Levenson, 1883. - 30 p.),
• "The situation of the distillery industry in Russia in relation to agriculture and the national economy" (1883),
• "Observations from Russian agricultural practice" (Moscow: typ. A.A. Levenson, 1884)
• Materials for the study of cattle breeding and sheep breeding in Russia .... - M .: ed. ed., 1884. - 283 p.
• "Notes from the Nogai steppe, as a probable focus of cattle infection" (1885),
• About the current difficult situation of Russian land tenure and the need to change the existing way of farming (M, type: A.A. Levenson, 1886. - 18 p.),
• "Materials for the study of cattle breeding and sheep breeding in Russia" (1887),
• “Materials on 24 exhibitions of pedigree cattle in Moscow during the period from 1867 to 1888.”,
• Historical note on the 30-year activity of the Moscow Society of Agriculture and its president I.N. Shatilov . - M.: In the rush. A.A. Levenson, 1890 .-- 746 p.
• "A brief historical outline of the Moscow Agricultural School since its foundation in 1819" (1890; 2nd rev. Ed. - 1897. - 147 p.),
• Historical note on the establishment of the Imperial Moscow Society of Agriculture and memories of the actions and activists of the society over the past 75 years from December 20, 1820 to December 20, 1895 - Moscow: A.A. Levenson Association of Early Printing , 1895. (in the region . 1896) - 26 l. (1897 edition with the appendix of 126 portraits).
• A historical note on the 30-year-old activity of the Moscow Society of Agriculture and its president I.N.

In addition, he made a large number of translations of various special brochures from English and German ^[5] .

• Perepelkin, Alexey Pavlovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.