2254.9 thousand tons of vegetables to be grown due to repeated sowing in Uzbekistan

Published 2020년 8월 14일

Tridge summary

Uzbekistan plans to re-plant crops on 858.5 thousand hectares of land freed from early crops and grain crops in 2020. The re-planting includes vegetables, melons, potatoes, legumes, oilseeds, forage crops, rice, millet, and sorghum. The main regions for re-sowing are Tashkent, Surkhandarya, and Fergana regions, accounting for 40% of the national repeated crops. The harvest will be primarily for winter and spring consumption. As of August 13, 731.1 thousand hectares have been re-seeded, achieving 85% of the planned indicators.
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The information service of the Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan posted information on the re-planting in 2020 in the republic of agricultural crops in areas freed from early crops and grain crops.It follows from the published material that in 2020, in areas freed from early crops and crops, re-planting of crops is envisaged on 858.5 thousand hectares. A detailed decoding is given, from which it follows that vegetables will be placed at 115.1 thousand, melons - by 35.6 thousand, potatoes - by 42.5 thousand, legumes - by 342.7 thousand, oilseeds - by 20.4 thousand hectares of land. Also, on 189.4 thousand hectares, sowing of forage crops, rice on 57.8 thousand hectares, millet and sorghum - on 55.1 thousand hectares will be carried out. Read also: Farmers of Sughd region (Tajikistan) are completing re-sowing of vegetable crops Analysis of the information provided shows that the three key players in terms of re-sowing are Tashkent ...
Source: Eastfruit

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