Kazakhstan President tours GREEN ECO greenhouse complex

Grownetics

04 Jun 2026 — 2 min read

Kazakhstan President tours GREEN ECO greenhouse complex Thanks! © Akorda Operating completely chemical-free - without any synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, the enterprise employs 160 people and distributes its products to 10 cities throughout Kazakhstan.

The president also toured the nation's premier garden center and nursery Lukomorye, which uses automated technology to yield up to 1.5 million trees, ornamental shrubs, and flowers yearly. © Akorda President Tokayev was also briefed about the ongoing work to create the Turanga ornamental plant nursery, which plans to grow about 130 thousand trees and 3.5 million shrubs.

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Why does substrate sensing matter in free-drain strawberry systems?

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