This year in Azerbaijan will be commissioned three logistics center with capacity for 110,000 tons of procurement, storage, export and sale of agricultural products. Construction work is financed by the state.
The Minister of Economy and Industry Shahin Mustafayev said on July 10 that in the logistics center under construction in Baku and Absheron will be located "green markets", some of which will be managed by farmers. These stores will be offered fruits and vegetables year-round local production.
According to the National Fund for Entrepreneurship (http://anfes.gov.az/az/pages/da1d165d-2416-11e0-b17e-0022190362dd/Soyuducu_anbarlar.html # submenu), one of the logistics centers being built in the center of Baku. It will freezer capacity of 4 000 tons. Here are built 150 farm shops.
Concerning the implementation of the State program on providing the population with food products by 2015, the minister said that due to increase in production of the country self-sufficient in many agricultural products (eggs, meat and meat products, dairy products) increased.
In order to improve intensive farming, is setting up 19 large farms in more than 30 000 ha. At last year created the first such farm this year was collected 56 quintals of wheat per 1 ha.
Parallel to the large (up to 3,000 heads), with the financial support of the state there are cattle-breeding complexes, consisting of 50 heads of pedigree cattle for dairy and beef. 08D
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