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Farmers in Artsakh sow more land than in previous years despite Azerbaijani blockade
Despite the almost 8 month-long blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh by Azerbaijan local farmers managed to organize spring sowing in volumes exceeding the previous years, Artsakh State Minister (prime minister) Gurgen Nersisyan said.Georgian prime minister explains why his government will not join Western actions against Russia
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said today that in case of joining Western sanctions against Russia, his country’s winemakers, exporters, farmers, the tourism industry would suffer great losses, Russian RIA Novosti news agency reported.Azerbaijani soldiers force villagers of Khramort village in Nagorno-Karabakh to stop cultivating their vineyards at gunpoint
Azerbaijani soldiers on Wednesday threatened to use their firearms if farmers in the village of Khramort in Askeran district of Nagorno-Karabakh refused to stop working in their vineyards, according to Khramort community head Zorik Abrahamyan.Opposition MP calls on government to subsidize purchase of fertilizers by farmers
An opposition MP Arthur Khachatryan from Hayastan alliance, who served earlier as minister of agriculture, called on the government to subsidize purchase of fertilizers by famers in order not to endanger the spring sowing season.Farmers in Nagorno-Karabakh lost some 3,000 hectares of orchard
As a result of the war that Azerbaijan unleashed against Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), the Artsakh farmers have lost about 3 thousand hectares of orchards, which are now controlled by Azerbaijan, the chairman of the Agrarian Union of Armenia Hrachya Berberyan said during a press conference on Monday.Armenian families’ spending on New Year celebration will increase this year by 10-15%
According to approximate estimates, Armenian families’ spending on New Year celebration will increase this year by 10-15%, Hrachya Berberyan, the chairman of a union of farmers, told a news conference today.News 1 - 20 of 38
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