Cultures unfamiliar to Ingush lands, such as medlar, feijoa and pomegranate, will be grown in the territories entrusted to the Walnut Garden enterprise.

Khamzat Medov, the owner of the enterprise, the first agrarian in the republic who was engaged in the mass cultivation of Chandler nuts, is sure that this project is extremely useful for Ingushetia. It will not only allow residents of Ingushetia to eat seasonal fruits of exotic origin grown on their native lands, but will also bring the economy of the region to a qualitatively new level.

“Previously, I grew only nuts on my lands, allocated an area of ​​177 hectares for them,” Medov says. - And then I realized that the land is very fertile, and not only for nuts, but also for overseas crops. "I discussed this issue with the authorities of our region, and they decided to give me about 30 hectares of land, so that I could grow feijoa, sea buckthorn, almonds and cashews, as well as many other crops without prejudice to the existing walnut grove."

The sites of Khamzat are located in the floodplain of the Assa River. He intends to actively use the waters of the Medov River in the drip irrigation system of his groves. The enterprising Ingush plans to harvest the first harvest of exotic fruits in a year and a half. And he calls on compatriots to follow his example: potentially profitable projects, Medov claims, are funded in Russia with pleasure.