Indoor vegetable production in the Stavropol Territory in Russia quadrupled since 2015

Published 2021년 1월 29일

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The Stavropol Territory in Russia is a major contributor to the country's protected ground vegetable production, accounting for 27% of the total regional vegetable crop production. The region has seen a significant increase in the gross harvest of protected ground vegetables, which quadrupled since 2015 and reached 94 thousand tons in 2020. The Stavropol Territory is a leading producer of tomatoes in greenhouses, accounting for over 14% of Russia's production. In 2020, the region produced 70 thousand tons of tomatoes. The region also produces a variety of other vegetables including cucumbers, salad crops, sweet peppers, and eggplant. The importance of Stavropol vegetables in the country's food basket is demonstrated by the production volume of 80 thousand tons in 2019, which was the fourth largest in the country. The region's greenhouse complexes allow for calibration, packaging, and direct selling through retail chains, providing year-round production of fresh vegetables.

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The production of protected ground vegetables in the Stavropol Territory is 27% of the total regional production of vegetable crops and is a promising area of development. Greenhouse vegetables contribute to the year-round supply of vegetable products for both the population of the region and other regions of Russia. According to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, the gross harvest of protected ground vegetables in the Stavropol Territory has quadrupled since 2015 and amounted to 94 thousand tons in 2020. The region is one of the Russian leaders in the production of tomatoes in greenhouses: more than 14% of the tomatoes produced in the country come from the Stavropol Territory. In 2020, 70 thousand tons of tomatoes were produced. Cherry and cocktail species are popular, the main of which are the Dutch hybrids "Maxesa", "Merlis" and "Prunax". They show high yields and excellent presentation. But in the Stavropol Territory, not only protected ground tomatoes are ...

Source: Eastfruit