Uzbekistan's greenhouse construction boom helps agricultural output soar

Uzbekistan's greenhouse construction boom helps agricultural output soar
Uzbekistan has made significant progress in the agricultural field in recent years, especially in the construction of greenhouses. According to the latest data, in the past five years, the country has built 11,800 greenhouses on 1,500 hectares of land, 80.6% of which are located in private family estates. This move not only optimized the agricultural production structure, but also significantly increased crop yields.

In the past ten years of development, Uzbekistan's per capita vegetable output has tripled, fruits increased by 2.4 times, grapes increased by 2.6 times, and melons increased by 2.1 times. The popularity of greenhouses has effectively extended the growth cycle of crops and made it possible to produce off-season vegetables, thereby enriching market supply and ensuring national food demand.

Most of these greenhouses use modern agricultural technology, including efficient water-saving irrigation systems and environmental control equipment. By precisely controlling temperature, humidity and light conditions, farmers can grow a variety of crops in almost any climate environment, which greatly improves agricultural production efficiency and yield stability. In addition, greenhouses in private family farms provide additional sources of income for local residents and promote the development of the rural economy.

The Uzbek government has played an important role in promoting the construction of greenhouses. The government not only provides financial support and policy guidance, but also organizes training for farmers and promotes modern agricultural technology and management experience. These measures have effectively improved farmers' technical level and production enthusiasm.

It is worth mentioning that Uzbekistan’s greenhouse construction also focuses on sustainable development. Most greenhouses are powered by clean energy and have implemented waste recycling programs to reduce their impact on the environment. This not only promotes the green development of agriculture, but also provides useful practical experience for the sustainable development of global agriculture.

Agricultural production in Uzbekistan is expected to continue to grow steadily as the number of greenhouses continues to increase. This will not only help meet domestic market demand but will also enhance the country's competitiveness in the international agricultural market. The greenhouse construction boom in Uzbekistan has undoubtedly injected strong impetus into the country's agricultural modernization process and also provided new ideas and reference for global agricultural development.