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Mar 8 2026 - 23:36 - : 143 - : 143 : Less than one minute /--> Tehran veterinary chief pledges uninterrupted health inspections amid war Tehran - The Director General of the Tehran Province Veterinary Organization has reaffirmed the continuation of strict health inspections on raw animal products. Ahmad Shariati emphasized that operations remain fully active despite the country's wartime conditions, with livestock and poultry slaughterhouses and packaging centers continuing to function. "In orde

Sep 26 202612:18

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Jul 20 2025 - 11:13 - : 133 - : 130 : 1 minute(s) /--> Iran encouraging poultry farmers to ramp up production Tehran – In an effort to safeguard national food security, the Ministry of Agriculture has introduced a series of targeted measures to encourage poultry farmers to ramp up production, according to the Deputy Minister for Livestock Production Affairs. Mohammad Ebrahim Hassan-Nejad said that ensuring adequate protein in household diets remains a top priority amid current economic and

Sep 26 202611:07

Iran says ready to expand poultry, egg exports to Uzbekistan

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Iran says ready to expand poultry, egg exports to Uzbekistan Iran says ready to expand poultry, egg exports to Uzbekistan Tashkent - Iranian Minister of Agriculture Gholamreza Nouri has called for stronger cooperation with Uzbekistan on food security, announcing Tehran’s readiness to expand exports of poultry, eggs and genetically improved cattle embryos while sharing advanced agricultural technologies with Tashkent. Nouri made the remarks during a meeting with Uzbekistan’s Ministe

Sep 21 202610:35

Iran-Uzbekistan agricultural trade can triple within 2 years: Agriculture Minister

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Iran-Uzbekistan agricultural trade can triple within 2 years: Agriculture Minister Iran-Uzbekistan agricultural trade can triple within 2 years: Agriculture Minister Tashkent - Iranian Minister of Agriculture Gholamreza Nouri said agricultural trade between Iran and Uzbekistan, currently valued at around $200 million, could increase to at least $600 million within the next two years by leveraging existing capacities and strengthening bilateral cooperation. Speaking at the Iran-Uzbekistan Agric

Sep 21 202610:31

Microorganisms offer new potential to strengthen food security, sustainable production

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Microorganisms offer new potential to strengthen food security, sustainable production Microorganisms offer new potential to strengthen food security, sustainable production Tehran – Microbial technologies can help improve the quality and efficiency of livestock production, support healthier and more sustainable food systems, and strengthen food security, according to an Iranian livestock research official. Hadis Motshefi, head of the Animal Products Processing Research Department at Ira

Sep 18 202608:58

Iran, Belarus move to expand agricultural science, tech ties

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Iran, Belarus move to expand agricultural science, tech ties Iran, Belarus move to expand agricultural science, tech ties TEHRAN – Iran and Belarus are seeking to deepen scientific, technological and trade cooperation in agriculture, with a focus on technology transfer, knowledge-based companies and technical exchanges. The issue was discussed at a meeting between Gholamreza Gol-Mohammadi, deputy agriculture minister and head of the Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organiza

Sep 15 202610:47

Iran’s livestock sector accounts for 35 percent of agriculture: Official

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Iran’s livestock sector accounts for 35 percent of agriculture: Official Iran’s livestock sector accounts for 35 percent of agriculture: Official Tehran – Iran’s livestock sector accounts for more than 3% of GDP and about 35% of the country’s agricultural sector, the head of the Animal Science Research Institute said. Hassan Khamis-Abadi said the sector is vital to food security and employment and has the potential to contribute more than 18 million tons to agricultural produ

Sep 15 202610:38

Iran, Pakistan agricultural trade ties expanding, Minister says

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Iran, Pakistan agricultural trade ties expanding, Minister says Iran, Pakistan agricultural trade ties expanding, Minister says TEHRAN – Agricultural and economic cooperation between Iran and Pakistan is gaining momentum, with Islamabad emerging as one of Tehran’s priority partners for agricultural imports and exports, Iranian Agriculture Minister Gholamreza Nouri said. Speaking at a meeting with Pakistan’s Ambassador to Tehran, Imran Siddiqui, on Wednesday, Nouri said the tw

Sep 11 202610:37

Khorasan Razavi’s camel farming potential boosts sustainable food production

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Khorasan Razavi’s camel farming potential boosts sustainable food production Khorasan Razavi’s camel farming potential boosts sustainable food production Mashhad — With a herd of more than 12,000 camels, Iran's northeasternKhorasan Razavi provinceis well positioned to expand sustainable livestock production and strengthen food security, a provincial agricultural official said. Bardaskan County, home to 3,570 camels, ranks first in the province in camel farming, according to the Livestock

Sep 6 202612:19

World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says

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World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says Paris - World ​food prices rose in August to their highest since late 2022, as adverse weather and ‌war disruption in the Black Sea heightened concern over supply of staples, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday. Extreme heat and drought in Europe, the threat of a severe El Nino weather pattern and trade upheaval ca

Sep 6 202611:43