Raspberries from Tomsk Agricultural Holding reappear on shelves again.
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Industrial Clubberry Production in Tomsk, Russia: Expanding Horizons for Agroholding 'Trubachevo' in 2025
The agricultural powerhouse, Agroholding 'Trubachevo,' located in Tomsk, is gearing up for a bountiful clubberry harvest in 2025, aiming to gather approximately 12 tons of vibrant berries. According to Anton Shatin, the production Vice-Director of OOO "Trubachevo," the first batch of this year's crop has already surfaced on store shelves.
Previously, it was announced that Agroholding 'Trubachevo' had, for the first time in 2024, cultivated clubberries in 4,000 square meters of greenhouses within their facility. The initial yield totaled 10 tons, with plans to grow production to 24 tons in 2025.
"The first haul of 2025 started this week, and clubberries are already finding their way onto shelves," Shatin confirmed in response to an inquiry from RIA Tomsk.
Interested consumers can acquire fresh Tomsk clubberries at "Абрікос" retail outlets and designated outlets belonging to the holding company.
Earlier reports mentioned that efforts had been made in the Tomsk region to initiate industrial clubberry production without relying on the ground and sunlight. In 2019, a unique methodology for such cultivation was developed locally, but the investment required for its implementation was lacking.
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Climate Considerations
The cooler climate of Tomsk, similar to that of Northern Europe, provides an advantage for growing Priests' Caps (another name for clubberries). Yet, the continental nature of Tomsk's weather, characterized by long, cold winters and short growing seasons, could potentially pose challenges in maintaining optimal growing conditions for these delicate plants.
Technology and Irrigation
As Agroholding 'Trubachevo' expands its clubberry cultivation, understanding the latest advancements in irrigation systems, agriculture technology, and storage facilities will be essential—ensuring healthy growth and maximum yields.
Demand and Market Potential
Understanding the demand dynamics, both domestically and internationally, is crucial in making informed decisions regarding production volume and diversity. This understanding will help the company cater to various consumption patterns, such as fresh berries, jams, or juices.
Sustainability and the Environment
Adopting sustainable agricultural practices will be crucial for long-term success and minimizing environmental impact. Strategies like organic farming methods, or renewable energy sources, can show empathy towards the environment while ensuring the company's progress.
Future Plans and Challenges
Expanding the cultivated area, selecting hardy varieties suited to local weather conditions, and using precision agriculture techniques will help Agroholding 'Trubachevo' face the challenges posed by the continuing growth in clubberry demand. By integrating smart technologies like automation, machine learning, and AI, the company aims to streamline and optimize its production processes to increase efficiency while remaining eco-friendly.
Stay tuned for more updates as Agroholding 'Trubachevo' continues to push the boundaries of industrial clubberry production in Tomsk, Russia.
- Anton Shatin, the production Vice-Director of OOO "Trubachevo," revealed that the first section of 2025's clubberry crop has already hit store shelves, strongly suggesting a successful harvest.
- In the pursuit of a 2025 yield of approximately 12 tons, Agroholding 'Trubachevo' plans to strengthen their clubberry cultivation in the 'strong' 2025 season.
- With clubberries from the 'Tomsk' region now available at 'Абрікос' retail outlets, consumers can incorporate this locally grown fruit into their lifestyle, be it in food-and-drink or home-and-garden uses.
- Looking ahead to 2025, Agroholding 'Trubachevo' aims to adopt advanced irrigation systems, agriculture technology, and storage facilities to ensure optimal growing conditions for their clubberries, aligning with their vision for a sustainable lifestyle.
