20% of Ukrainian nut orchards will be organic by 2030

게시됨 2022년 11월 28일

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The article highlights the key insights from the "Nuts of Ukraine 2022" conference in Tbilisi, where Hennadiy Yudin, president of the Ukrainian Nut Association, outlined the association's strategy to boost nut production. The plan includes expanding walnut, hazelnut, and almond cultivation areas, optimizing variety compositions, and enhancing industry collaboration. Despite challenges like Covid-19 and Russia's military actions, a significant growth in nut cultivation has been observed in Ukraine over the past five years. The association aims to expand walnut cultivation areas threefold by 2030 and increase organic walnut production. Additionally, the article discusses the efforts to increase domestic nut production to reduce imports and the impact of agricultural exports on Ukraine's agricultural market, with a focus on the expected growth in walnut exports despite production challenges.

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During the international conference "Nuts of Ukraine 2022: exchange of experience with Georgia", which took place on November 19, 2022 in Tbilisi (Georgia), the president of the Ukrainian Nut Association, Hennadiy Yudin, presented the main directions of the strategy for the development of nut production in Ukraine for the coming years. The conference is organized by the EastFruit project with the support of FAO and EBRD. The members of the Association, which already includes 156 producers, exporters, processors and breeders, will continue to expand the area of walnut, hazelnut and almond orchards, optimize the variety composition, and strengthen cooperation in the industry, which will allow for the formation of export batches of high-quality nuts. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter The three main vectors of work of Ukrainian nut growers are the cultivation of walnuts, hazelnuts and almonds. A significant increase in nut orchards has been noted in the ...

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