Dagestan is the leader in Russia in the production of stone fruits and does not stop there

Published 2023년 3월 9일

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The First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan, Sharip Sharipov, visited the Khasavyurt District to study the development of horticulture and the production of "golden apricots." The district, with a garden area of 2,004 hectares and over 700 hectares of intensive gardens, is prioritizing horticulture and sees potential for further development. Dagestan, which is in 2nd place in the Russian Federation in terms of garden area, is planning to increase the production of seedlings of traditional crops such as apricot, cherry, and plum. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan is also considering proposals to increase the production of seedlings and revive mountain-valley gardening.

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Intensive horticulture in Dagestan will allow the production of more "golden apricots" Sharip Sharipov, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan, visited on March 7 to study the development of horticulture in the Khasavyurt District. Accompanied by the deputy head of the district, Nurula Murtazaliev, the head of the district agricultural department, Idris Zagalov, and the director of the Union of Gardeners of Dagestan, Saidulla Orushanov, he visited the Oruskhanov farm, where a modern nursery is being laid. As the director of the Union of Gardeners of Dagestan Saidulla Orushanov said, at the first stage, a 3-hectare nursery is being laid. “We work closely with colleagues from the Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories, studied the achievements of scientists from the Michurinsk Agrarian Center, and prepared high-quality rootstock material. The emphasis in the structure of production of planting material is going to be made on the cultivation of ...

Source: Agroxxi