|
Let
us preserve the unique Georgian crops!
|

|

|
| Millet
|
Home
A warm-weather crop
A drought-tolerant crop
A short-season crop and therefore can be used as an interplant crop
A soil-demanding crop
Is cultivated for production of groats
Georgians use it for baking mchadi/bread
Additional information »»
|
| |
|
| Flax

|
An ancient Georgian crop
Flax is cultivated for two purposes: oil and fibre production
Oil-bearing flax was cultivated in Samtskhe-Javakheti province
Flax oil is used in food production, medicine and perfumery
Flax straw produces fiber used in manufacturing of quality fabrics
Additional information »»
|
| |
|
| Chickpea
|
An ancient food and feed crop
Its grain contains as much as 25% and 4.5% of protein and fat, respectively
Is a good drought-tolerant crop, with remarkably high resistance to hot winds
Seedlings can survive at -100 C of frost
Additional information »» |
| |
|
| Faba Beans

|
Well-adapted to the mountainous environment and less demanding to warmth
Rich in protein
Both grains and green pods are used for food
Additional information »»
|
|
|
|
|

|
 |
Address:
#16
Plot, Delisi St.,
0177, Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel.: (+995 32) 32-83-21
(+995 32)53-64-86
Tel./Fax:
(+995 32) 53-64-87
e-mail:
crop@elkana.org.ge
www.elkana.org.ge
|