US EditionUkrainian farmers are investing in orchards and exporting products to the EU and the Middle East.
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Ukrainian farmers are investing in orchards and exporting products to the EU and the Middle East.
The Dniester Gardens company plans to plant 30 hectares of apricot trees in Bukovina in 2025. This enterprise has been operating for 15 years and grows agricultural products on an area of 338 hectares. It is one of the largest modern garden enterprises in the Chernivtsi region, with 240 hectares of orchards, including 180 hectares of apple trees and 60 hectares of apricots. The Dniester Gardens and Greenline enterprises, located nearby, jointly …
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