Yellow watermelons in Uzbekistan are more expensive than red ones

On the shelves of retail outlets of the Republic of Uzbekistan, you can find unusually yellow watermelons. The price of such melons is slightly higher than for ordinary watermelons. This is due to the rarity of the species and the relatively low volume of cultivation in the regions of the country. Today, yellow watermelon grown in Uzbekistan is supplied both to the domestic market and for export. See also: Farmers of Kherson region (Ukraine) are experimenting with multi-colored watermelons The farm of Imronbek Shakhruza LLC in the Akhangaran district of the Tashkent region grows yellow watermelons from the seeds of the Riamo variety, which are purchased in South Korea. The farm was established in 2015 and has 86 hectares of sown area, of which 3.5 are planted with yellow (planted two years in a row) and red watermelons. Grain is grown on 45 hectares, tomatoes on 10 hectares, soybeans on 1 hectare, and corn on the rest of the area. There may be fewer seeds in a yellow watermelon ...