50,000 hectares of land allocated for poor families to start farming
Uzbekistan
During a meeting chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the issue of allocating new land plots for poor families was discussed. The Ministry of Agriculture and local authorities were instructed to allocate an additional 50,000 hectares of land.
These plots are expected to help 200,000 families generate income and lift them out of poverty. It was emphasized that the experience of creating industrialized "in-vitro" orchards in the So‘x, Baxmal, Pop, and Ohangaron districts should be expanded across the country.
Under the new system, entrepreneurs interested in creating orchards will be provided land with low-interest loans and ready-made projects. Once the orchards begin yielding, they will be offered on a lease-to-own basis, allowing payment over five years.
The meeting set a goal to establish 14,000 hectares of orchards and vineyards this year, with an additional 29,000 hectares planned for next year.
Under the new system, entrepreneurs interested in creating orchards will be provided land with low-interest loans and ready-made projects. Once the orchards begin yielding, they will be offered on a lease-to-own basis, allowing payment over five years.
The meeting set a goal to establish 14,000 hectares of orchards and vineyards this year, with an additional 29,000 hectares planned for next year.
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