Lemon production is growing in the Jaihun region, Tajikistan

Published 2021년 10월 13일

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The Dzhaikhun district in Tajikistan's Khatlon region is planning a increase in lemon harvest this year, with collection already underway. The region, which has 135 hectares of greenhouses in Jaihun, produced 5050 tons of lemons last year, with 201 tons exported. Amirshokh Toirzoda, a local farmer, harvested 8 tons of high quality Meyer lemons last year, which he sold in bulk to Dushanbe entrepreneurs. Despite cold weather damaging most shoots, the seedlings are now growing well.

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In the Dzhaikhun district of the Khatlon region (Tajikistan), agrarians this year plan to increase the harvest of lemons, the collection of which has already begun. It is reported by NIAT "Khovar". The head of the Department of Agriculture of the region Pirnazar Nurov noted that today there are 135 hectares of greenhouses in Jaihun where citrus fruits are grown. “Last year, regional farmers managed to produce 5050 tons of lemons, 201 tons of which were exported to Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation,” the source said. According to one of the owners of the two greenhouses, a resident of the Istiklol village of the Panj jamoat of the Jaykhun region, Amirshokh Toirzoda, his dekhkan farm has 42 acres. Under the cultivation of lemons, 9.5 acres are occupied, where the fruits give 190 seedlings of lemons. Read also: Harvesting Taifi grapes on rainfed lands in Tajikistan - photo report “The Jaihun region, due to its climatic and other natural characteristics, is well suited for growing ...

Source: Eastfruit