ISFARA: Tajik apricot farmer Uktam Kuziev is worried about the future now that climate change is threatening Central Asia's vital fruit harvest. This is one of the world's most exposed regions to the ...

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The second largest producer is Tajikistan (at 21,000 metric tons), followed by Turkey, at 6,000 metric tons. The negative consequences of this dependency have already become abundantly clear.

The devastation of Turkey's 2025 apricot harvest by cold weather has worried Tajikistan's farmers. "When the temperature rises or falls sharply, even for a day or two, you won't get the harvest ...

Isfara (Tajikistan) (AFP) – Tajik apricot farmer Uktam Kuziev is worried about the future now that climate change is threatening Central Asia's vital fruit harvest.