Watermelon 'Augustines' ripen in a melon field in the Chechen Republic of Russia

Published 2023년 9월 11일

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Chechen melon growers have been using modern technologies to establish a conveyor system for growing watermelons, resulting in a successful harvest this year. Over 1,000 hectares of land were allocated for planting melons in the region, and the total crop shipped to the rest of Russia amounted to 5,469 tons. Despite a lack of rain, the melon growers were able to obtain a good harvest and provide jobs for 1,500-1,800 people.

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Chechen melon growers have established a watermelon conveyor from early to late varieties, growing striped berries using modern technologies. In recent years, melon growing has been actively developing in the Chechen Republic, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Chechen Republic reports in a release on the website. An employee of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Chechen Republic had a conversation with the head of the agricultural association of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Chechen Republic for the Shelkovsky district, Usman Saidalkhanov. Usman Gekhaevich spoke in detail about how the seeds are prepared and planted, and how much harvest was obtained this year. According to Usman Gekhaevich, this year 1,016 hectares of land were allocated for planting melons (watermelons and melons) in the region, and 5,469 tons of crops were shipped to the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Currently, the harvesting of melons and melons continues, the last ...

Source: Agroxxi