Turkmenistan plans to grow Turkish pistachio varieties

Published 2024년 5월 28일

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Turkmenistan is planning to cultivate the Antep variety of pistachio using grafting techniques from wild trees, following an agreement with the Pistachio Research Institute in Gaziantep, Turkey. The agreement was reached during a visit by a Turkmen delegation to Gaziantep, where they received information on the pistachio market, visited pistachio orchards, and learned about the production process. The Pistachio Research Institute of Gaziantep is a leading institution in the production of pistachios.

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Director of the Pistachio Research Institute of the Turkish province of Gaziantep, Ahmet Shahan, said that Turkmenistan plans to grow the Antep variety of pistachio using grafting from wild trees. An agreement on cooperation between Turkmenistan and the pistachio research institute was reached during the visit of the Turkmen delegation to Gaziantep, Turkey, writes Business Turkmenistan. According to media reports, during the visit the delegation got acquainted with information on the state of the pistachio market, visited pistachio orchards and got acquainted with product samples. Read also: Turkmen company Hemsaýa began producing dried fruits The director of the Pistachio ...

Source: Eastfruit