Hasankala — 90 ha fruit orchard in Azerbaijan

The orchard is in Hasankala village, Khachmaz district, Azerbaijan. The brochure states private ownership, agricultural land use and 1.75 ha designated for business use, containing administrative and utility buildings and a proposed cold-storage building.

The trees were imported from Europe and planted with consultancy support from a European company. The presentation lists plantings from 2017–2024: apples, sweet cherries, peaches, flat peaches and nectarines.

• Irrigation system, 30,000 m³ reservoir, two artesian wells and an 18-tonne water tank.
• Barbed-wire perimeter fencing, CCTV and 9 km of gravel roads.
• A 1 km access road, 3 km gas pipeline, fibre-optic connection and 250 kVA transformer.

• Office: 122.42 m²; canteen and two changing rooms: 158.12 m²; checkpoint: 15.60 m².
• Warehouses and covered facilities with concrete flooring; the inventory lists 288 m² of covered warehouse area.
• Two New Holland tractors and two Claas Nexos 240F tractors; four 2,000-litre sprayers, including two Favaro units.
• Two Ford Transit 17+1 minibuses, two quad bikes, a 5-tonne diesel tank, work platforms and orchard-maintenance equipment.

The ranges below are annual harvests in previous years, as supplied by the offer provider; individual years were not specified. Nectarines and peaches are combined.

Separately, the presentation forecasts 2,680 tonnes for 2027 and 2,730 tonnes annually for 2028–2031. These are brochure projections, not historical results or guaranteed harvests.

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