Pink tomato harvesting is underway in the Kumtorkalinsky district of Dagestan.

Dagestan can rightfully be called Russia's year-round vegetable garden. The republic's mild climate allows for tomato cultivation almost year-round.
The "Green Valley" investment project, covering over 5 hectares, is being implemented in the Kumtorkalinsky District. Sharip Sharipov, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan, and Akhmed Rasulov, Head of the Department of Plant Production, toured the complex.
"Dagestan ranks fourth in the country in terms of greenhouse tomato production. Pink tomatoes are the most widely cultivated variety in the republic; Dagestanis have mastered the secrets of growing this tomato, which is more difficult to cultivate but is also highly sought after. Greenhouses in Dagestan are located on private farms. The Karabudakhkent, Kayakent, Derbent, and Kumtorkalinsky Districts, as well as the suburbs of Makhachkala, hold the largest greenhouse acreage." "It's gratifying that modern agricultural technologies are being applied to greenhouse vegetable growing today," noted Sharip Sharipov.
Dagestani vegetable growers are confident that hard work is essential to growing a good harvest. And the use of the latest technologies increases yields. The greenhouse complex is equipped with modern engineering solutions: a fogging system, drip irrigation, and automatic microclimate control. These technologies help maintain an optimal microclimate. Pink tomatoes are being harvested
in Dagestan . Dagestan can rightfully be called Russia's year-round vegetable garden. The republic's mild natural and climatic conditions allow for tomato cultivation almost all year round. The "Green Valley" investment project, covering an area of ​​over 5 hectares, is being implemented in the Kumtorkalinsky District. Sharip Sharipov, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan, and Akhmed Rasulov, Head of the Crop Production Department, inspected the complex's operations
. "Dagestan ranks fourth in the country in terms of greenhouse tomato production volumes." The pink tomato is the most widely cultivated variety in the republic. Dagestanis have mastered the secrets of growing this tomato variety, which is more difficult to cultivate but is also highly sought after. Greenhouses in Dagestan are located on private farms. The Karabudakhkent, Kayakent, Derbent, and Kumtorkalinsky districts, as well as the suburbs of Makhachkala, are the leaders in terms of acreage. "It's gratifying that modern agricultural technologies are being applied to greenhouse vegetable growing today," noted Sharip Sharipov. A
good harvest requires a climate suitable for growing vegetables. " Teamwork
is essential for achieving good results . Tomatoes"We have high-quality tomatoes that travel well," noted Nurutdin Dzhamaev, deputy manager of the greenhouse complex.
The greenhouse area in Dagestan covers approximately 700 hectares. Of this, approximately 80 percent is dedicated to pink tomatoes.