Israel to help Azerbaijan develop intensive horticulture

Published 2023년 4월 16일

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A pilot project, backed by the Israeli Agency for International Cooperation for Development (MASHAV) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has been launched in Azerbaijan to boost the production of apple, pomegranate, cherry, peach, and nectarine. The project, which has planted 3,400 fruit trees over 2.5 hectares at the Azerbaijan State Agrarian University, aims to serve as a scientific base for students and young scientists, featuring modern drip irrigation systems.

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With the support of the Israeli Agency for International Cooperation for Development (MASHAV), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), a pilot project is being implemented in Azerbaijan to develop the production of apple, pomegranate, cherry, peach and nectarine. This was reported by Fruit-inform with reference to Report.az. See also: Moldova and Azerbaijan step up cooperation in the agro-industrial complex 3,400 fruit trees were planted on an area of 2.5 hectares in the training and experimental farm of the Azerbaijan State Agrarian University (ASAU). ...

Source: Eastfruit