Ukraine: In Khmelnytskyi, forestry is expanding strawberry plantations

Published 2022년 10월 31일

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The Yarmolynetsk Forest Farm in Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine, is expanding its agricultural activities by introducing new strawberry plantations across more than 2 hectares in Zinkiv and Vyshnivchytsky forestry. These plantations, hosting 80,000 seedlings of three varieties (Allegro, Ami, and Marmelada), aim to provide fresh strawberries as soon as next spring. This initiative is part of a larger effort by regional forestry enterprises to cultivate berries and vegetables in forests to support the population and the military amidst the ongoing conflict, which has disrupted traditional agricultural practices and logistics. The war has caused significant losses in berry crops, especially strawberries, hinting at potential shortages and price increases in the upcoming year.

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New strawberry plantations will grow on the nurseries of the Yarmolynetsk Forest Farm. An area of more than 2 hectares was planted in the Zinkiv and Vyshnivchytsky forestry. This was reported by the press service of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Department of Forestry and Hunting. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter It is reported that the workers planted 80 thousand seedlings of three varieties: Allegro and Ami (early ripening), Marmelada (late ripening), Skala (medium ripening). All of them have excellent taste qualities, which everyone will be able to try next spring. The first harvest is expected next spring. Read also: Export of fruit and berry products from Ukraine increased by 16% According to the administration, strawberries, currants, and blackberries have been grown in the forests of Khmelnytskyi for many years. We will remind, 18 hectares of land for the cultivation of vegetables and berries were allocated this year by 10 forestry enterprises of the ...

Source: Landlord