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Posted on November 28, 2020 by admin

Autumn grain sowing carried out on large area of land in Azerbaijan

The autumn plowing is scheduled to be on over 1 million acres of land in Azerbaijan, the Ministry of Agriculture of Azerbaijan told Trend. Of the mentioned 1 million acres, 564,793 hectares is …

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