DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, July 12. Agricultural production in Tajikistan's Penjikent hit the ground running, raking in about 120 million somoni ($12.3 million) in the first five months of 2025, outpacing last year's figures by a healthy 16.1 percent, according to the administration of Tajikistan's president, Trend reports.
The aggregate expanse of agrarian territory encompasses 11,000
hectares. A cumulative total of 85 newly engineered greenhouse
structures were erected in Penjikent in the year 2024, augmenting
the aggregate count to 110. This initiative guarantees a continuous
influx of high-quality produce to the community throughout the
entire calendar year.
The municipality manages a network of 27 refrigerated warehousing
units, boasting a cumulative storage capability exceeding 5,300
metric tons, specifically designed for the preservation of
perishable produce such as fruits and vegetables. Orchard and
vineyard domains encompass an extensive 3,439 hectares, exhibiting
a trajectory of growth, bolstered by the operational capacity of 19
irrigation stations.
The aggregate agricultural yield across diverse farm
classifications in Tajikistan for the period spanning January to
May 2025 reached 10.155 billion somoni (equivalent to $1 billion),
signifying a marginal uptick of 0.4 percent relative to the
corresponding timeframe in 2024 (adjusted for comparable
pricing).
