Potato production increased in Devashtich district (Tajikistan)

Published 2020년 12월 22일

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In 2020, farmers in the Devashtich district of Tajikistan achieved a record potato harvest, producing 126 thousand tons, an increase of 6 thousand tons from the previous year. This was grown across 5,400 hectares, with plans to expand by an additional thousand hectares next year. The district is considering forming an association of dekhkan farms to enhance efficiency and production, particularly in potato cultivation. The region relies heavily on potato farming, especially in the foothills, and has seen significant land development through the drilling of 17 wells in the past two years.
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Farmers in the Devashtich district have harvested a record potato harvest in 2020. In all forms of farming, 126 thousand tons of this tuber crop were harvested, which is 6 thousand tons more than last year. Farmers have laid down part of the crop grown as seed material for the 2021 season. According to Kamol Yusupov, head of the district's agriculture department, 35,000 tons of potatoes have been allocated for these needs, of which 20,000 tons will be used in Devashtich itself, and 15,000 tons are planned to be sold to farmers in other regions of the republic. This year, potatoes in the district were grown on an area of 5,400 hectares, and next year it is planned to allocate a thousand hectares more for this crop. On the lands of Devashtich, along with the traditional varieties of potatoes "Picasso", "Big Rose", seed potatoes of the varieties "Ovchi-Gonchi" and "Komilboy" bred by Tajik breeders are increasingly being planted. Read also: The cost of quince on the Tajik market ...
Source: Eastfruit

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