There is a rush demand for Russian seedlings in Mongolia

게시됨 2024년 5월 8일

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A recent fair in Mongolia saw a surge in demand for fruit and ornamental tree planting material from Russia, particularly from Buryatia, due to their winter-hardy and heat-resistant characteristics. The fair featured over 10,400 seedlings of various fruits, berries, and ornaments, including apple, cherry, currant, pine, and poplar. These products underwent quarantine control from the Rosselkhoznadzor departments in the Irkutsk region and the Republic of Buryatia. The demand exceeded supply, leading to the establishment of contracts for future supplies. The fair also highlighted Russian fertilizers and plant protection products. In honor of the 85th anniversary of the victory of Soviet-Mongolian troops on the Khalkhin Gol River, 7.5 thousand pine seedlings were planted in Mongolia, and an alley of Russian-Mongolian friendship was planted in Ulaanbaatar.

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Planting material for fruit and ornamental trees from Russia caused a rush of demand among Mongolian buyers at a fair in the capital of the aimag (region) Selenge bordering the Russian Federation. A TASS correspondent was informed about this at the mayor's office of the capital of the aimag, Sukhbaatar. “Our aimak, thanks to its proximity to the Russian Federation, holds exhibitions and fairs of seedlings of fruit and ornamental crops from Buryatia. They are in great demand among Mongolian buyers because they are winter-hardy and heat-resistant, grown in the climate of Buryat nurseries similar to Mongolia,” said the press service of the mayor’s office. . According to her information, 10.4 thousand seedlings of more than 20 types of fruit, berry and ornamental crops, varieties of which have long proven themselves on the Mongolian market, were brought to this year’s fair. These are zoned varieties of apple, cherry, currant, pine and poplar. “All products have passed quarantine ...

출처: Kvedomosti