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TAJIKISTAN 2025. Agrobiodiversity project: Expanding crop diversity in Rasht

06 June 2025, Bakhor village, Rasht District, Tajikistan.

Man driving a walk-behind tractor moving along an orchard road surrounded by greenery.

06/06/2025

Country or Territory Tajikistan

Project ID GCP/TAJ/021/GFF

UNFAO Source FAO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia

File size 11.85 MB

Unique ID UF1AD4L

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Background Information This photo gallery documents activities on a family-run farm in Bakhor village, Tagob jamoat, Rasht district, which is part of FAO-GEF agrobiodiversity project in Tajikistan. The farm cultivates rose hips, Anzur onion, and newly introduced crops like horse beans using materials and tools provided through the project. A solar drying structure, walk-behind tractor, and seeding equipment are helping farmers diversify production and reduce post-harvest losses, while also protecting local biodiversity and landscapes.