The Research Institute of Agriculture (NIISH) of Abkhazia has successfully conducted its first blueberry harvest on experimental plots, as part of a project funded by a EU and UN program, managed by the UN FAO. The project introduced 13 varieties of blueberries, along with necessary equipment like peat, fertilizers, pesticides, and a drip irrigation system. The harvest saw varying results, with five out of 13 varieties showing satisfactory performance, including the early-ripening 'Legacy' and the 'Onil' variety. The 'River' variety had the highest yield, although it is sensitive to transportation. However, the 'Duke' and 'Blugold' varieties performed averagely and had low yield. The experiment is ongoing to further evaluate the performance of these blueberry varieties under Abkhazian climate conditions.