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In the heart of Adjara, the day for farmers commences at noon, navigating the orchards with care as they harvest the sweet treasures. Local resident Elene Devnosadze shares insights into the collective effort, emphasizing the importance of careful harvesting techniques using scissors or secateurs.
As the mandarins hang on the branches, their sweetness intensifies, but farmers must strike a balance, avoiding overripeness and closely monitoring weather conditions, as frost can swiftly devastate the yield.
Already, substantial shipments of Adjara’s finest mandarins have embarked on journeys to Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, showcasing the region’s contribution to the international fruit market.
According to recent agricultural reports, Adjara aims to surpass its previous records, reaching an impressive 55,000 tons of mandarin production.
The intricate harvesting process, highlighted by Elene Devnosadze, underscores the community collaboration that defines Adjara’s agricultural practices.
Analysis of export data reveals that substantial quantities of Adjara’s mandarins have already reached key markets in Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
Adjara’s farmers exemplify dedication and precision in cultivating a sweet harvest, ensuring the world can enjoy the finest mandarins. The delicate balance between ripeness and weather vigilance reflects the expertise of these farmers. As Adjara continues to make its mark in international markets, the commitment to quality remains unwavering.
