Ginger is grown in the Astrakhan region, Kazakhstan

Published Dec 29, 2020

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A farmer in the Astrakhan region of Russia has started cultivating ginger on a pilot basis, covering 0.5 hectares, with plans to expand. He sourced the seeds from China, the primary supplier of ginger to Russia. The ginger is acclimating well to the local climate, and despite requiring specific care, is expected to yield a good harvest. Ginger is in demand in Russia due to its use as a natural immune system booster.
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In the Astrakhan region, they began to grow ginger, which is exotic for Russia. According to the correspondent of "KazakhZerno.kz", in the Volga region this year, a local farmer laid pilot plantings of a popular plant originally from Southeast Asia. He bought seeds from the PRC, from where, basically, ginger is supplied to the Russian market. So far, 0.5 hectares are occupied by ginger, but next year the areas will be expanded. According to the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture of the southern region, ginger adapts well to the local climatic conditions. Of course, the culture ...
Source: Kazakh-zerno

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