Russia harvests more than 50,000 tons of protected vegetables in the Moscow region

Published 2024년 5월 7일

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In April 2024, the Moscow region of Russia reported an 8% increase in protected soil vegetable production, reaching 50,600 tons, thanks to its 15 winter and spring greenhouse complexes. These complexes produce a variety of vegetables such as cucumbers, tomatoes, and lettuce, with the Agrokultura group, Lukhovitsky vegetables, and Mercado Central being the top producers. Meanwhile, the Lipetsk region, a leader in year-round greenhouse vegetable production, also saw an increase in output, producing 60,600 tons of vegetables since the start of the year, supported by 139 million rubles in state funding for operational costs.

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At the end of April 2024, the gross harvest of protected soil vegetables obtained in the Moscow region of Russia amounted to 50,600 tons. This is an increase of 8% compared to the same period last year. "In the region there are about 15 winter and spring greenhouse complexes, in which cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, cauliflowers, lettuce and radishes are grown. This year more than 33,000 tons of cucumbers and more than 15,000 tons of tomatoes. Every year we increase the production capacity of greenhouse complexes to strengthen the food security of the region," said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Moscow Region, Vladislav Murashov. The leaders in the production of vegetables from protected soil in the Moscow region are: the Agrokultura group from Kashira (29,377 tons); "Lukhovitsky vegetables" from Lukhovitsy (12,028 tons); and "Mercado Central" from Elektrostal (5,200 tons). The leaders in the production of vegetables from protected soil in the ...

Source: InfoAgro