In the life of the Turkmen people, love for the native land, respect for labor, and the cultivation of bountiful harvests have long been among the most noble traditions. Thanks to the diligent labor of experienced gardeners, orchards are flourishing in various corners of our country, making a worthy contribution to ensuring the population's food abundance.

Even in the year under the motto "Independent, Permanently Neutral Turkmenistan — the Homeland of-Speedy Steeds," the gardeners of our country are working persistently to achieve high results. While an abundant harvest of early fruits was gathered in the spring, harvesting work for various types of fruits such as peaches, cherry plums, plums, apples, and pears continues these days.

Tenant-gardeners of Sayat Etrap are also achieving great success in this field. The "Gulistan" Daikhan Association of the etrap is recognized as one of the leading farms not only in the velayat but across the country in growing orchards. Experimental research in horticulture is conducted here, and effective measures for cultivating new varieties are implemented.

One such skillful gardener is Ruslan Ochylow, a resident of Mivechiler Village in the Charbagdepe Gengeshyk. He has been engaged in gardening for more than 20 years and has accumulated vast experience in this field.

Ruslan Ochylow conducts ongoing research to adapt new types of fruit and shade trees to local soil and climatic conditions. The experiments he has conducted yield positive results and contribute to the development of the horticultural sector.

The labor, experience, and love of nature of the skilled gardener serve as an example for the younger generation. The popular proverb "A gardener is known by his garden" once again confirms that the abundance of a garden depends on the dedication of its owner.