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Agriculture
October/November 2015
This Edition of Chai Khana celebrates the Autumn harvest in the South Caucasus and examines the prospects of Agricultural development across the region.
Co-operatives in Georgia
This block guest is George Mishelaze- Head of the Agricultural Cooperatives Development Agency. He talks about the importance of cooperatives. Also about the advantages o...
14 December, 2015
Guria: Revival of Tea Plantations
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the once powerful tea industry of Georgia went into a sharp decline. Around 75,000 ha of land was sown under the tea plantations,...
10 December, 2015
Pomegranate Business
The Goychay region is considered to be the motherland of pomegranates in Azerbaijan. Musa Huseynov, who lives in Garamaryam in Goychay, has been growing pomegranates for...
8 December, 2015
The Last Breath of Soviet Machinery
Approximately 80% of agricultural machinery is of Soviet heritage in Armenia. They are outdated and useless. For agricultural work, many villagers have to rent private tr...
7 December, 2015
Global Warming's Threat to Winemaking
Kakha is a winemaker in Kakheti, Georgia, who loves his job, and fears for the future. He sees that climate is changing, and nothing good will happen because of this.
7 December, 2015
The village of strawberries
In Marneuli, the village Tamarisi is well known as a village of strawberries and culture. A year ago, in the village, near the conventional strawberry gardens, appeared m...
1 December, 2015