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Uzbekistan plans to grow more fruit
Staff Report
2013-03-08
TASHKENT – Uzbekistan plans to plant almost 6,000ha of new fruit crops this year, plus more than 5,500ha of vineyards, the Uzbekistan National News Agency reported March 6, citing the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. Presently the country has 244,000ha of fruit and vegetable farms and 127,000ha of vineyards.
To achieve the goals, farmers are expected to plant almost 18m fruit tree saplings and grapevines.







![A Pakistani honeydew melon farmer arranges bags of fruit that he offered for sale in the Peshawar Fruit Market May 20. [Ashfaq Yusufzai]](/shared/images/2013/05/20/pakmelon-230_184.jpg?1369057204)
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