Quince from the super-intensive garden in Saatli (Azerbaijan) is supplied for export

게시됨 2024년 11월 29일

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A super-intensive quince garden in Azerbaijan, established in 2020 in the Saatli district's Garalar village, has seen significant success in its second year of operation, producing a high yield of quince and other fruits. The garden, which spans 30 hectares with 26 hectares dedicated to the Eshma variety of quince imported from Turkey, has already exported 200 tons of the product, with an order for an additional 250 tons. Owner Khabib Akhmedov attributes some of the garden's success to state subsidies and anticipates a substantial increase in yield for this year. In addition to quince, the garden also grows cherries, pears, and nectarines and sells its produce both domestically and internationally, finding homes in markets across Russia, Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Europe.

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The products from the super-intensive quince garden located in the Saatli district (Azerbaijan) are popular among foreign consumers. Recently, an order was received for the supply of 450 tons of products, of which more than 200 tons have already been exported, EastFruit reports. The super-intensive quince garden was planted in 2020 in the village of Garalar in the Saatli district. The garden has been bearing fruit for the second year, and this season farmers have harvested a high yield, writes Abc.az. The owner of the farm, Khabib Akhmedov, says that in addition to quince, there are plantations of cherries, pears, and nectarines on the territory. The seasonal harvest is carried out in stages. Currently, gardeners continue to harvest quince. Read also: Persimmon exports from Azerbaijan increased by almost 15% in 10 months “46 thousand seedlings of the Eshma variety imported from Turkey have been planted on 26 hectares of a 30-hectare garden. State support in planting the garden is ...

출처: Eastfruit