Russia: Over 1000 tons of plum fruits were harvested by horticultural farms of the Stavropol Territory

Published Nov 16, 2022

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The Stavropol Territory in Russia has seen a significant increase in plum harvest, with a yield of over 1,000 tons, marking a 1.6 times increase from the previous year. This harvest was contributed by 13 agricultural enterprises across various districts. In addition to expanding their orchards, these farms are also investing in fruit storage facilities, currently with a capacity of about 50 thousand tons. The region has received over 511 million rubles from the state program 'Development of Agriculture' in 2022, which has supported horticulture and allowed for the reimbursement of 63% of costs for gardeners and nurseries.

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Gardeners of the Stavropol Territory have completed the collection of plums. The total harvest amounted to just over 1,000 tons, which is 1.6 times more than in 2021. 13 agricultural enterprises of the region are engaged in the production of this stone fruit crop. Most of the plum plantations are located in the Budennovsky, Mineralovodsky, Petrovsky, Novoselitsky, Trunovsky and Georgievsky districts. Horticultural farms are expanding not only plum orchards, but also the number of fruit storages. Now their total capacity in the region is about 50 thousand tons. This season, large investment projects for the storage and processing of fruits were put into operation in the Budyonnovsky, Georgievsky and Izobilnensky districts. This will allow farms to store their products, and therefore sell them in the off-season at high prices. According to the Governor of the Stavropol Territory, Vladimir Vladimirov, in 2022, ...

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