Russia: Stavropol farmers grow five varieties of Turkish peas

게시됨 2023년 11월 21일

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Farmers in the Stavropol region of Russia are cultivating chickpeas on over 5.5 thousand hectares of land. Chickpeas are considered a promising crop as they can accumulate nitrogen in the soil and are resistant to short-term frosts. Russian chickpeas have good export potential, with demand in countries like China, Uzbekistan, and Armenia, as well as growing popularity among Russians adopting a healthy lifestyle due to the crop's high protein and beneficial microelement content.

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The crop is cultivated in seven southern regions of the region. Stavropol region farmers grow chickpeas, which are also known as Turkish peas, on an area of more than 5.5 thousand hectares. The crop is cultivated in seven southern regions of the region. According to the press service of the regional Ministry of Agriculture, local farmers are confident that chickpeas are a promising and “useful” crop. Chickpeas are able to accumulate nitrogen in the soil, and this avoids additional costs for fallow. In addition, chickpeas are unpretentious and resistant to short-term frosts, which is most important for the climate of Stavropol. Farmers in the region grow five varieties of chickpeas. And all of them are of domestic selection. One of them, the Triumph variety, is included in the register of breeding achievements in Russia. Russian chickpeas have great export potential. Culture is most in demand in China, Uzbekistan, Armenia and other countries. About 7 thousand tons of peas were ...

출처: Agronovosti