Farmer Koshkorgon was able to increase crop yields with the help of the “3+2” project

As part of the “3+2” project in the village of Koshkorgon, Birimdik Ayu Okmotu, Chui District, significant progress has been made in the development of horticulture. Farmer Duishon Chakeev planted a 3-hectare orchard of Moldovan apples of the “Aidarad” variety, which demonstrate high yields and good adaptation to the climatic conditions of the region.

This success has been achieved thanks to comprehensive support for the project: the farmer received high-quality seedlings and advice from agronomists, and introduced drip irrigation and modern agricultural techniques. Most of the harvest is exported to Russia and Kazakhstan, which helps strengthen the region's export potential and increase the income of agricultural producers.

The “3+2” project involves farmers who contribute land, labor, and part of the funds, while the state provides agronomic and material support. Such initiatives contribute to the development of the agricultural sector and encourage local residents to actively adopt modern technologies in agriculture.