Russia: The 10 acres project contributes to expansion of super intensive gardens in Stavropol region

Published 2021년 9월 5일

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A regional project in the Stavropol Territory of Russia has been developing for four years, aiming to create superintensive gardens in residents' personal subsidiary plots. The project, known as '10 acres,' has received significant budget allocation, leading to the planting of 60 hectares of apple orchards, resulting in a harvest of 80 tons in 2020. The initiative has shown positive results, with plans to continue and expand the funding for the project. The goal is to boost apple production, stimulate the product market, make better use of unused household plots, and provide employment to reduce rural area population outflow.

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The regional project for the creation of superintensive gardens in personal subsidiary plots of residents of Stavropol Territory (RF) has been operating for the fourth year already. Since 2018, 320 million rubles have been allocated from the budget for the implementation of the experiment under the code name "10 acres" - 80 million rubles each for laying 200 gardens around the edge annually. During this time, residents of the Stavropol Territory planted a total of 60 hectares of apple orchards on their personal plots, from which 80 tons of fruits were harvested already in 2020, according to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation. One of the first to take part in the Mineralovodsky Okrug program. In 2018, 40 people took part in the program, in 2019 - 25 people. One of them is Valentina Dyachenko from the village of Zagorsky. Currently, the owner of the private household plots is harvesting. “The varieties“ Gala ”,“ Golden ”,“ Florina ”have already ripened, the ...

Source: Eastfruit