Russia considers growing bananas

Published 2024년 11월 26일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Russia is contemplating the possibility of cultivating bananas within the country, following the example set by Kazakhstan. The head of the ministry, Oksana Lut, highlighted the high cost of banana production in Russia and the current economic advantage of importing the fruit from Ecuador. However, she also emphasized the potential for advancing technologies to make banana cultivation in Russia feasible and profitable. This consideration is part of a larger strategy by the Ministry of Agriculture to explore ways to adapt crops to Russian climate conditions and to enhance the production and export of various plant products.
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The Ministry of Agriculture is considering the possibility of growing one of the country's most beloved berries, bananas, in Russia. This was announced by the head of the ministry, Oksana Lut, at the International Forum of the Financial University. She was inspired by the experience of Kazakhstan, where this crop has already begun to be grown in greenhouses. The minister became familiar with similar experimental production during a recent working trip to the republic. "I don't know, maybe we will come to this too. I don't know yet why. For now, the Ecuadorian banana is cheaper. But it is still changing," she noted. At the same time, Lut noted that at present, growing this berry is not economically feasible for the country. In particular, she recalled that the country is already buying it from Ecuador at favorable prices. The cost of bananas from the republic may be less than the cost of preparing the corresponding production. In addition, Russia already produces and exports ...
Source: Rosng

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