DUSHANBE, February 27, Asia-Plus - A cotton-sowing campaign is scheduled to start in Tajikistan in a month, while specialists are afraid that frosts can affect the cotton-sowing campaign.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection (MoAET), all depends on weather conditions.
Usually, cotton-sowing campaign starts in southern Tajikistan after the Navrouz holiday (March 21) and the northern province of Sughd launches the cotton-sowing campaign within the first ten days of April.
As far as the preparations for the cotton-sowing campaign are concerned, Tajik farmers have to date ploughed some 91.3 percent of 262,887 hectares of farmland allotted for cotton.
The source at a MoAET noted that cotton-growing farms had stockpiled 31,347 tons of cottonseeds, which is 100 percent of the target.
Afghanistan Badakhshan police chief denies reports of Pakistani troops entering Wakhan
Tajikistan doubles export rental rate from January 1
More than 23.5 million somonis expected to be spent this year for holding three republican contests
Kazakhstan introduces life imprisonment for drug production and trafficking
The Tajik national currency reportedly strengthens against major world currencies in 2024
What awaits Tajik migrants in Russia in 2025?
Deportation regime for foreign nationals expected to be introduced in Russia in early March
Tajik migrants being 'held as slaves' on a remote farm in Russia’s Magadan region
Five key achievements of Tajikistan in energy and water resources in 2024
Dushanbe mayor instructs to seek grants for repairing dilapidated power grids and water supply lines in the capital
All news
Авторизуйтесь, пожалуйста