Fruit crop failure predicted in Kazakhstan

Published 2023년 5월 18일

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The Turkestan region in Kazakhstan is experiencing a terrible agricultural season due to extreme weather conditions. The region has suffered significant damage to its apple and apricot trees due to harsh winter temperatures that dropped to minus 30 degrees for a month, followed by a sudden return of frost. Additionally, strong spring winds caused further damage by breaking tree branches and scattering apples and buds. This has resulted in the loss of flower buds on peach trees, rendering them unproductive. The gardeners are now seeking additional funding to recover from these losses, as the region's garden has not reached its industrial capacity due to previous droughts and now this unexpected winter.

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You can't count on a good harvest of apples this year. This was told by the gardeners of the Turkestan region (Kazakhstan). Due to the harsh winter, apricots and apple trees froze. A strong wind in the spring broke the branches and showered the buds. The frosts that returned to the region the day before “finished off” the trees, APK Novosti reports. Winter this year in Kazakhstan was very frosty, the temperature was low for about a month, for almost two weeks it dropped to minus 30. The seedlings are not adapted to such cold. Flower buds on apricots and apple trees died, said Elena Kurganova, director of Aleksandrovsky Sad LLP. Peach trees suffered the most, there are even completely frozen ones. Additional funding is now needed to restore the garden. See also: Chinese investor plans to produce dried vegetables in Zhambyl region (Kazakhstan) “Last year and the year before last there was a severe drought, so the garden did not reach industrial capacity. In the same year, winter ...

Source: Eastfruit