CRIMEAN POMOLOGICAL STATION NIKITSKOE B

The Crimean Pomological Station, an integral scientific division of the Nikitsky Botanical Gardens, stands as a historic center for agricultural research and horticultural excellence in the region. Established in the early 20th century, the institution has dedicated decades to the systematic study, collection, and breeding of fruit crops, playing a pivotal role in the development of modern pomology. Its legacy is built upon a profound commitment to the scientific advancement of viticulture and fruit cultivation, serving as a cornerstone for agricultural innovation and specialized knowledge in the southern territories.

The company specializes in the selection and scientific development of stone fruit crops, with a particular focus on the diversification and improvement of plum varieties. Operating under the umbrella of the Nikitsky Botanical Gardens, the station maintains a distinguished reputation for its rigorous research standards and its contributions to the regional agricultural economy. Through its extensive research activities and long-term breeding programs, the station focuses on creating high-yield, resilient plant varieties adapted to specific climatic conditions, ensuring a continuous impact on the commercial fruit industry and the preservation of genetic resources.