Abstract
The article discusses the prospects for the development of horticulture in Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan has all the necessary conditions to become a leader in the production of high quality fruits, berries and seedlings in Central and Central Asia. The production of fruits and berries is of great importance not only in human nutrition, but also in the development of certain industries. In the food industry, oils are obtained from walnuts and sea buckthorn. Apple and apricot fruits are processed into natural juices. From currants, raspberries, strawberries prepare jam and jam. Also, dried fruits are prepared from apricot, apple, currant, plum. New early-growing varieties studied, their technologies and experiences in creating a modern intensive apple orchard using modern clonal rootstocks will give a high yield, increase the population's demand for new varieties, as well as imports for neighboring countries
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