Tajikistan is gradually restoring grape production

Published 2024년 10월 14일

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Tajikistan has seen a significant recovery in its grape harvest, with a total of 92.5 thousand tons harvested by October 14, 2024, a substantial increase from the previous year following cold damage that destroyed many plantations. The country has planted and restored vineyards across 32.5 hectares, contributing to a production volume that is 11 times higher than the same period in the previous year. This recovery is part of a larger government initiative, the 'Program for the Development of Horticulture, Viticulture and Citrus Growing in Tajikistan for 2025-2029', aimed at boosting production, providing fresh produce for the population, increasing export potential, and reducing reliance on imports.

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According to the Ministry of Agriculture of Tajikistan, as of October 14, 2024, 92.5 thousand tons of grapes have been harvested, EastFruit reports. The ministry reported that almost 40 thousand hectares of the total area under orchards and vineyards, the total area of which is 206.5 thousand hectares, are occupied by vineyards in the country. As of August 1 of this year, 25.8 hectares of new vineyards were planted and 32.5 hectares of vineyards were restored. From the beginning of the season to September 1, more than 31 thousand tons of grapes were harvested in Tajikistan, which is 11 times more than in the same period last year, Asia-Plus reminds. Read also: How much do vegetables and fruits cost in the markets of Dushanbe (Tajikistan)? Earlier, in the winter of 2022, the cold destroyed most of the grape plantations in Tajikistan. However, farmers managed to restore the vineyards and increase production volumes in a short time. On September 30, 2024, at a meeting of the ...

Source: Eastfruit