Uzbekistan: In the Samarkand region, bananas and lemons are grown in greenhouses

게시됨 2024년 1월 17일

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The Bulungur district in Uzbekistan has started growing bananas and lemons to diversify agricultural production and increase local farmers' income. A resident of the Sarkipchak district has successfully built a greenhouse and planted lemons and bananas, yielding a harvest of 400 kg of bananas and up to 1 ton of lemons annually, earning 15 million soums. Growing tropical fruits like bananas is seen as a potentially stable and income-generating business, with Uzbekistan purchasing over 133 thousand tons of bananas worth over $95 million in 2023.

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In the Bulungur district of the Samarkand region of Uzbekistan, they began to grow bananas and lemons as part of a program to diversify agricultural production and increase the income of local farmers, reports Xabar.uz with reference to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In particular, one of the residents of the Sarkipchak district has good results: he built a greenhouse on 8 acres of his land, planted lemons and bananas there, and has already received his first income. According to him, up to 1 ton of lemons can be harvested from an annual lemon tree. And the first harvest of bananas in his greenhouse amounted to 400 kg, which he sold for 15 million soums. At first there were only 10 banana seedlings in the greenhouse, but now their number has increased to 50. Read also: Tension in Ecuador has not yet led to a reduction in banana supplies to Uzbekistan Growing tropical fruits can become a stable, income-generating ...

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