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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.
Guria: Revival of Tea Plantations
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the once powerful tea industry of Georgia went into a sharp...
10 December, 2015
Pomegranate Business
The Goychay region is considered to be the motherland of pomegranates in Azerbaijan. Musa Huseynov,...
8 December, 2015
The Last Breath of Soviet Machinery
Approximately 80% of agricultural machinery is of Soviet heritage in Armenia. They are outdated and...
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...
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...
1 December, 2015
The Dominance of Imported Goods
After the 2008 Georgian-Russian war, besides the challenges of reconstruction, people living in Sout...
27 November, 2015