Nutsacademy continues to strengthen and expand its walnut-growing operations
Nutsacademy continues to strengthen and expand its walnut-growing operations, marking another important stage in the development of its orchards in Armenia.
During this year’s planting season, approximately 23,000 new walnut trees were added to the orchards, bringing the total number of trees at Nutsacademy to 64,000. This expansion reflects the company’s consistent approach to developing its agricultural capacity and building a strong foundation for future walnut production.
The continued growth of the orchards is an important part of Nutsacademy’s long-term development strategy. Each planting season contributes to the gradual expansion of production capacity while supporting the company’s commitment to modern and sustainable agricultural practices.
The development will continue next year, with plans to plant approximately 23,000 additional walnut trees. This next stage will further expand the orchards and bring Nutsacademy closer to its long-term production and development goals.
Beyond increasing the number of trees, the expansion represents a long-term investment in the future of walnut cultivation in Armenia. As the newly planted trees mature, they will contribute to increasing production volumes and creating new opportunities for the further development of walnut processing and related products.
With 64,000 walnut trees already planted and further expansion planned, Nutsacademy continues to move forward with a clear focus on sustainable growth, modern agriculture, and the development of a strong walnut production ecosystem in Armenia.
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