Onions are under threat; severe frosts are coming to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan

Published 2024년 2월 13일

Tridge summary

A forecast of significant cooling in Central Asia could potentially impact the early onion harvest in major exporting countries like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. Other early vegetables such as cabbage and carrots, along with stone fruits and nuts, could also be affected. The frost's impact on onions will depend on various factors including its development phase, variety, hybrid, and the overall condition of the plantation. This could potentially ease the tension in the Central Asian onion market, which currently has high inventories and low prices, by providing additional days for the sale of large stocks of products in storage.
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Original content

EastFruit experts draw attention to the forecast of a sharp cooling in the countries of Central Asia, which are now the largest exporters of onions in the region: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. This threatens the early onion harvest, which will begin harvesting in the southern regions of these countries in March, as well as the harvest of other early vegetables such as cabbage and carrots. In addition, part of the harvest of stone fruits and nuts is at risk. According to Bakhtiyor Abduvokhidov, an international expert in the fruit and vegetable business, the region has recently experienced very warm weather - daytime temperatures exceeded 20 degrees Celsius. As a result, almonds have already begun to bloom in many regions and buds have swelled on trees of other stone fruit crops. Read also: Flowering of fruit trees and pest activity – abnormally warm winter in Tajikistan However, in the near future, even in the southern regions of Tajikistan, a sharp cooling is expected to ...
Source: Eastfruit

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