They are planning to plant fig plantations on 1,000 hectares in Kashkadarya region (Uzbekistan)

Gardeners in Uzbekistan are quite actively developing the cultivation of fruits that are in demand on the market. Recently, farmers are increasingly planting intensive gardens instead of traditional ones, which allows them to collect high yields and improve the quality of the fruit. The Qo'chqorov Nazir farm in the Kashkadarya region (Uzbekistan) is engaged in growing figs in an intensive garden, EastFruit reports. Fig bushes are grown on an area of 2 hectares, from each of which they collect an average of 70-80 kilograms of fruit. The immediate plans include expanding this plantation, which is primarily focused on supplying the local market. Read also: Fig breakthrough: Uzbekistan's historical record in fresh fig export In the future, Uzbekistan ...