Resistance Economy in light of National Unity and National Security
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Page Number 36 Iran begins early-date harvest in southern Kerman - Sustainable self-sufficiency essential to strengthen food security, Iranian expert says - Iran expands use of high-yield improved bean varieties - Tehran, Islamabad explore ways to boost agricultural cooperation - Fars province retains top spot in Iran’s grape production - Sarabi cattle a strategic asset for Iran’s livestock sector - Iran, Kenya discuss expansion of agricultural trade, cooperation - Domestic hybrid seed, vaccine

Nov 6 202600:08

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Page Number 21 Iran’s Agriculture Minister engages in agricultural diplomacy at COP17 in Mongolia - Bio-based breakthrough slashes olive fly damage by 20 percent in Iran - Razi Institute showcases Iran’s biotech capabilities in Geneva - Fars tops Iran in almond orchards, exports to South Asia - First specialized pistachio weather station launched in Iran - Bushehr fishermen land over 1,000 tons of shrimp - Iran moves to export agricultural know-how to global markets - Hamedan expands drought-res

Nov 6 202600:04

editor choice

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Page Number 90 Iran Plant Protection Organization bans highly toxic insecticide - Iran develops vaccine for new FMD strain - Fars province remains Iran’s leading cotton producer - Iran exports apples to over 30 countries, official says - East Azarbaijan emerges as major hub for egg production in Iran - Iran achieves breakthroughs in sustainable caviar production - Future of Iran’s exports lies in organic products Official - Iran sees major growth in autumn sugar beet cultivation - Bushehr harves

Nov 5 202623:29

Iran controls Mediterranean fruit fly across 225,000 hectares

Iran controls Mediterranean fruit fly across 225,000 hectares

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Tehran - Iran has carried out Mediterranean fruit fly control operations across 225,545 hectares this year, with the campaign nearing completion in most provinces, a Plant Protection Organization official said. Saeed Moein, director-general of the organization’s Office for Control of General and Widespread Pests, said chemical treatments covered 113,274 hectares, while non-chemical methods were used across 88,586 hectares. “The campaign has been conducted in 14 provinces, includi

Oct 27 202611:19

Fars revives qanats amid mounting water stress

Fars revives qanats amid mounting water stress

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Fars - Iran’s southern Fars province is restoring its ancient qanats (aqueduct) as drought and declining groundwater reserves renew interest in one of the country’s oldest sustainable water-management systems. Fars has around 5,500 qanats, of which about 2,480 are currently active, providing some 722 million cubic meters of water annually for more than 41,000 hectares of farmland. Nearly 950 rehabilitation and restoration projects have been carried out across the province in rece

Oct 5 202611:49

Iran, FAO sign agreement to improve date palm production

Iran, FAO sign agreement to improve date palm production

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Tehran – Iran and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have signed an agreement to strengthen pest and disease management in the country’s date palm orchards and reduce production losses. The Letter of Agreement was signed between FAO and Iran’s Agricultural Education and Extension Institute (AEEI) under a project aimed at improving integrated management of major date palm pests and diseases. The agreement will support a multi-provincial capacit

Oct 5 202611:06

Iran pioneers non-chemical tech to control grape pest

Iran pioneers non-chemical tech to control grape pest

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Fars - Iran has deployed a non-chemical mass-trapping method for the first time to control the grape berry moth, successfully applying the technology across 25 hectares of vineyards in Fars southern province. The pilot project was carried out in Doshman-Ziari, Mamasani County, where field assessments showed the method effectively suppressed pest populations while helping protect grape yields and quality, according to Ahad Bahjat Haghighi, head of the Fars Agricultural Organization. “Th

Oct 3 202611:21

Fars expands ridge planting to improve bean production

Fars expands ridge planting to improve bean production

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Fars - Iran’s southern Fars province is expanding ridge planting for beans across more than 25,000 hectares as part of efforts to improve water efficiency, optimize farm inputs and increase crop productivity, a provincial agriculture official said. Majid Safari, director of crop affairs at the Fars Agricultural Organization, said the province has more than 47,000 hectares under pulse crops, underscoring the need for more efficient production methods. “The new system combines ridg

Sep 29 202609:33

Certified saplings key to export-oriented agriculture in Iran

Certified saplings key to export-oriented agriculture in Iran

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SHIRAZ – The use of standardized mother orchards and certified saplings is essential to developing export-oriented agriculture and improving the global competitiveness of agricultural products in Iran’s Fars province, a provincial official said. Ahad Bahjat Haghighi, head of the Fars Agriculture Organization, said mother orchards provide the foundation for producing standard saplings, using trees with superior genetic characteristics, high productivity and strong resistance. He w

Sep 14 202610:42

Fars begins date harvest, forecasts 450,000 tons of output

Fars begins date harvest, forecasts 450,000 tons of output

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Shiraz — Date harvesting has begun in Iran’s Fars Province, the country’s leading date-producing region in south, with output expected to reach 450,000 tons this year, according to the provincial Agricultural Organization. Ahad Bahjat-Haqiqi, head of the organization, said harvesting began in early September with early-ripening varieties such as Kabkab rutab and will continue through late November, covering mid- and late-season varieties including Khassui, Shahani, Piarom and

Sep 2 202611:58

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