Russia: Chuvashia plans to increase the hop harvest by 19 times in seven years

Published 2024년 4월 2일

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Chuvash farmers are embarking on an ambitious plan to increase their hop production by 19 times by 2031, through a regional state program set to be adopted in 2024. This initiative aims to expand hop cultivation from 133 hectares to 2,000 hectares, thereby boosting the harvest from 192 tons in 2023 to 3,700 tons by 2030. The program will focus on breeding bittering hop varieties that are highly sought after by brewers, while also ensuring these varieties are well-suited to the local climate conditions.

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Chuvash farmers plan to increase the gross hop harvest in the region by 19 times by 2031. The development will be facilitated by a regional state program for the development of hop production, which local authorities will adopt in 2024. The program for the development of the production of hops and hop products in the Chuvash Republic will be adopted in the first half of 2024, according to a message reviewed by sfera.fm. As part of the program, the region plans to increase hop production from 192 tons in 2023 to 3.7 thousand tons in 2030, increasing the harvest by 19 times. To achieve such an increase in production, the area under hop crops will be increased from 133 hectares to 2 thousand hectares, the head of the local Ministry of Agriculture, Sergei Artamonov, told TASS. In new ...

Source: Agronovosti