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There was no need to worry – the irrigation season in Moldova is practically over

At the end of September, according to the most optimistic estimates by experts from fruit-growing associations, only a few dozen hectares of vegetable (carrot) and remontant berry (strawberry and, to a lesser extent, raspberry) plantations are being irrigated in Moldova. Moreover, in most cases, water for these plantations is not drawn from the Dniester and Prut.
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watering the carrots

Irrigation of table grapes, even those grown on ‘pergola’-style vineyards with a late harvest, should, according to expert recommendations, have been halted several weeks ago.

In this regard, fruit growers who practise irrigation on late-season crops are perplexed by the fact that the National Crisis Management Commission is prioritising the cessation of water abstraction from the aforementioned rivers. In their view, irrigation is by no means the main use of river water at present.

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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