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On June 4, Sharip Sharipov, the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of Dagestan, visited the southern regions of the republic to inspect the progress of pear orchard development. The Polosa company has constructed the largest pear orchard in Russia, covering 55 hectares, with plans to expand to nearly 200 hectares. Another company, Sad, also has one of the largest pear orchards in the country, spanning 22 hectares. Currently, Russia only meets 20% of its pear demand and imports about 250,000 tons of pears annually. Dagestani nurseries are working to improve pear cultivation, leveraging the region's natural and climatic conditions.
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On June 4, Sharip Sharipov, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of Dagestan, visited the southern regions of the republic. In the spring, the Polosa company completed the construction of an intensive pear orchard on 55 hectares, making it the largest project in the history of orchard development in Russia. The company also plans to plant another 30 hectares in the fall and wants to expand the acreage to nearly 200 hectares. The Sad company is also one of the top five largest orchards in Russia, with 22 hectares of pear trees. According to Sharip Sharipov, Russia only meets 20% of its demand for pears. About 250,000 tons of pears are imported into the country every year. He noted that this ...
Source: AGF
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