Styrian pumpkins were harvested in the Khmelnytsky region of Ukraine

Published 2021년 10월 27일

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The Khmelnytsky region in Ukraine has successfully harvested 600 hectares of Styrian naked pumpkins, a cultivar that has been grown by Vitagro for five years. This variety, originally bred in Austria, is notable for its seed lack of husks and is used for oil production, as well as in the baking industry and for medicinal purposes. The harvested pumpkins are processed to extract the seeds, which are then transported to a plant in Mykhniv for further processing before being exported to Europe.

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This year in the Khmelnytsky region 600 hectares of agricultural land were sown with Styrian naked pumpkins. Now the fields of the region are harvesting. Reported on tv7plus.com. The Vitagro group of companies has been growing Styrian pumpkin varieties for 5 years. They grow from summer to autumn. Special harvesters are used to collect them. The pulp is removed from the harvested pumpkins and left on the farmland as fertilizer. The most valuable thing is that the seeds are processed and sent for export. "Styrian pumpkin was bred in Austria. It is special because the seeds do not have husks. It is used to make oil, which is filled with useful properties. In addition, they use seeds in the baking industry and produce medicines. These pumpkins are grown in Ukraine, in particular in the fields of Khmelnytsky ...

Source: Kurkul