It is planned to increase the production of fruits and vegetables and its export in Tajikistan in 2022

Published 2022년 4월 19일

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Tajikistan's Ministry of Agriculture is planning for a record harvest this year, with crops covering 611.8 thousand hectares, including cereals, vegetables, melons, and fruit trees. The country's gross agricultural output is projected to increase from 36.4 billion somoni in 2021 to 39.5 billion somoni in 2022. However, the country faces challenges such as potential shortages and high prices of essential produce like potatoes and fruits, despite having surplus production. Factors like increased production costs and lack of processing facilities for vegetables, along with reliance on nature for agriculture due to lack of advanced technologies and machinery, pose significant challenges to achieving the planned harvest and export goals.

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If nature permits, farmers and gardeners in Tajikistan intend to get a record high harvest. The Ministry of Agriculture of Tajikistan reports that this year agricultural crops have been planted on an area of 611.8 thousand hectares, of which more than 60% of the fields are allocated for the cultivation of cereals, vegetables and melons. According to statistics, fruit trees are grown on more than 180 thousand hectares of land. In 2021, the gross agricultural output at projected prices amounted to 36.4 billion somoni, and in 2022 they want to bring this figure to 39.5 billion somoni. The journalists of the Asia-Plus portal found out what the harvest could be in 2022 and what factors will affect the agricultural sector. Potatoes: doubts in statistics According to reports, it seems that Tajikistan is the most potato-producing country in Central Asia. Harvest in the republic last year, according to the Agency of Statistics, was in the amount of 1 million 60 thousand tons, this year 1 ...

Source: Eastfruit