Tajikistan: Farmers plant 10 hectares of super-intensive garden

Published 2021년 1월 15일

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The 'Bogparvari Sughd' farmers' society in Tajikistan's Bobojon Gafurov region has initiated the creation of a 10-hectare super-intensive garden, using seedlings from Japan, Italy, and Turkey. The region has also seen the development of a 5-hectare super-intensive plum garden at 'Vahdat National Garden'. This follows a state program that more than doubled the planned new garden and vineyard area in the region from 2016 to 2020. The majority of these gardens are irrigated by drip irrigation and are located on rainfed, pasture, and fallow lands. The production of export-oriented fruits such as apricots, cherries, plums, apples, peaches, and persimmons has seen an increase, with a total of 137.4 thousand tons produced in the past 11 months.

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Farmers of the “Bogparvari Sughd” society of the Bobojon Gafurov region were among the first in the Republic of Tajikistan to start laying new gardens. They set up a super-intensive garden on an area of 10 hectares. For new orchards of apricot, cherry and walnut, seedlings from Japan, Italy and Turkey were purchased and brought to the country. See also: Why are the prices for local fruits falling in Tajikistan? At present, land grading has been completed, holes for planting seedlings have been prepared, soils have been enriched with organic fertilizers. Planting trees is carried out on the recommendation of specialists from the Sughd Regional Branch of the Institute of Horticulture and Vegetable Growing of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences of Tajikistan and in compliance with all the necessary agrotechnical rules. Nearby, in the state institution "Vahdat National Garden", meanwhile, on an area of 5 hectares, the laying of a super-intensive plum garden began. In the Sughd ...

Source: Eastfruit