62 > 62 ~ Zhologon Kozhoshev built a greenhouse with the support of MOM. From Kyrgyzstan to the UK and vice versa: the UN helped the farmer to succeed in his land Economic development The floor of the greenhouse & nbsp; in the Kyrgyz village of Zharkynbaevo, it is tightly forced by the rows & nbsp; flower pots. Here, each plant, with love, planted and grown by the young farmer Zhologon Kozhev, tells the story of resistance, innovation and affection & nbsp; to his land. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > Like many young people from this village, at one time Zhologon & nbsp; he was forced to leave agriculture and emigrate to Russia in search of work and stable earnings. There he heard about the opportunity to work up to six months on farms in the UK. “This immediately attracted my attention,” he says. “I was always interested to learn more about agricultural methods in Europe.” ~ 60 > Zhologon’s stay in the UK was associated with informal training. On a local farm, he studied the soil, methods of planting and harvesting, as well as methods of conducting agricultural business. Everyday ordinary affairs turned into the opportunity to find out something new. ~ 60 > “I watched which products are sold in supermarkets,” he explains. – There were frozen vegetables in each store. This gave me an idea of what could work in my homeland. ” Returning to Kyrgyzstan, Zhologon was already ready to invest in the ground that he always loved. He brought with him new skills and motivation for growing healthy products that do not contain pesticides. ~ 60 > in 2024, Zhologon received a grant from the financing program for migration (MOM) as part of the initiative “Safe Migration of Seasonal Workers from Central Asia in Asia Great Britain “. ~ 60 > grant allowed him to buy agricultural materials and install a heating system. With the money earned while working in the UK, he built a greenhouse with an area of 400 square meters from scratch. soon after this Zhologist began to grow vegetables: cucumbers, broccoli, Brussels and cauliflower, as well as flowers. Since Issyk-Kul is a well-known tourist destination in Central Asia, the demand was high and continued to grow, the greenhouse flourished in every sense. 60 > in that season Zhologon sold five thousand flower plants and received a net profit of 250 thousand Kyrgyz soms, which is about three thousand dollars. This was enough to repay two loans and pay with other debts. Flowers and vegetables are only part of the story. The ultimate dream of Zhologist is to unite local farmers into an agrarian cooperative. He is convinced that in conditions of growth & nbsp; fuel prices and agricultural materials, joint work will allow farmers to share resources, exchange knowledge and reduce costs. 62 ~ The mother of Zhologon, Barkin, helps her son in a greenhouse. “My dream is to create a cooperative, where the inhabitants of my village will be able to learn sustainable agriculture and innovative methods,” he says. – We could not limit ourselves to the cultivation of vegetables, but to process & nbsp; and sell & nbsp; frozen products, as I saw in the UK. Then we could invest in our own community. ” ~ 60 > agriculture for Zhologon is more than a way to earn a living, this is an opportunity to remain faithful to their roots, share with others and build a strong future for those who are his who are his who is it surrounding. 60 ~ p > “Way to success lies through the Earth and hard work” – & nbsp; he says. 62 ~