Pawpaw for Russians: fruits with banana and mango flavors will be supplied by Crimean farmers

Published 2020년 9월 8일

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The Republic of Crimea has started industrial production of exotic pawpaw (Azimin) across six hectares in the village of Pochtovoe, Bakhchisaray District. The plant, which is similar in taste and texture to a banana and papaya, is known for its health benefits and resilience to difficult soils and frosts. Established from seeds purchased in the United States, the seedlings are expected to bear fruit in just three to four years. This hardy plant, introduced over 100 years ago, is widely cultivated in North America and has found its way to Europe and Asia. Russia's cultivation of pawpaw is currently concentrated in the Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories, with the recent expansion marking the first industrial-scale production in the Republic of Crimea.

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The industrial production of exotic pawpaw in the Republic of Crimea begins with 6 hectares of Azimin, the only extratropical genus of the Annonov family, which is widely cultivated in the United States because of the tasty and healthy harvest of fruits that visually resemble a cross between banana and papaya, therefore another name for the plant is "pau pau" ... The pulp of ripe fruits is yellowish in color, sweet, with a pineapple-strawberry aroma, rich in fructose and microelements important for health. The Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Minister of Agriculture Andrei Ryumshin, said that now in the Crimea, azimine will be produced on an industrial scale. “In the village of Pochtovoe, Bakhchisaray District, in the gardening enterprise“ Garden Traditions ”it is planned to lay a garden of about six hectares this year. Now there are about three thousand seedlings in the greenhouse of the agricultural enterprise. To obtain them, the seeds of ...

Source: Agroxxi