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Page Number :17 Hormozgan leads Iran in Mangrove Forest coverage Jul 31 2026 - 12:44 Iran’s fertilizer use remains below global average, official says Jul 28 2026 - 07:35 East Azarbaijan remains Iran’s leading lentil producer: Official Jul 28 2026 - 07:32 Productivity only sustainable path to food security, Agriculture Minister says Jul 28 2026 - 07:29 Digital agriculture inevitable for Iran’s agricultural Future: New Study Jul 28 2026 - 07:27 Annual tea production expected to rise by over 30 pe

Sep 27 202623:58

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Jul 24 2020 - 22:19 - : 39 - : 39 : Less than one minute /--> Increasing domestic production of agricultural fertilizers Increasing domestic production of agriculturalfertilizers: Maintaining quality and compliance with standardsThe executor of the self-sufficiency plan for agriculturalfertilizers and the managing director of the Agricultural Support ServicesCompany said: Maintaining quality and compliance with standards can helpincrease domestic production of agricultural fertilizers. Hamid Ras

Sep 27 202620:38

Spanish farmers bearing the brunt of US aggression against Iran

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Spanish farmers bearing the brunt of US aggression against Iran Spanish farmers bearing the brunt of US aggression against Iran Madrid — The US aggression against Iran has spread beyond the Persian Gulf and the oil market to Spain's farmland, where farmers say soaring diesel and fertilizer prices are threatening their crops. Spanish farmers now pay more for every hour of tractor work, with the price of agricultural diesel up by roughly 50 percent since the start of the US war against Ira

Sep 26 202611:32

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

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

North Khorasan expands agricultural exports to Russia, Kazakhstan

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North Khorasan expands agricultural exports to Russia, Kazakhstan North Khorasan expands agricultural exports to Russia, Kazakhstan Bojnurd — North Khorasan province, situated in the northeast of Iran, exported 2,221 tons of agricultural products worth $2.2 million during the current agricultural year, with shipments reaching neighboring countries as well as Russia and Kazakhstan, a provincial agriculture official said. Ahad Moradi, Deputy Head of Trade Development at the North Khorasan

Sep 2 202611:52

Dryland pulses boost soil health, farmers’ incomes in west

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Dryland pulses boost soil health, farmers’ incomes in west Dryland pulses boost soil health, farmers’ incomes in west Lorestan - Dryland pulses are playing an increasingly important role in sustainable farming and rural incomes in the Iranian city of Borujerd, located in western Lorestan province, according to the local head of the Agricultural Organization. Ezzatollah Nabati said pulses are well adapted to water-scarce conditions, providing farmers with an additional source of income while im

Aug 31 202608:56

Iran, Belarus pledge deeper agri ties in fertilizer, machinery, food trade

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Iran, Belarus pledge deeper agri ties in fertilizer, machinery, food trade Iran, Belarus pledge deeper agri ties in fertilizer, machinery, food trade Almaty – Iranian and Belarusian officials have agreed to expand bilateral agricultural cooperation, with a focus on fertilizer supply, machinery trade, joint investment, and food exports. The discussion took place on the sidelines of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Agro-Industry Policy Council meeting in Almaty, where Iran's Deputy Agric

Aug 17 202610:20

Fars province transforms livestock waste into clean energy

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Fars province transforms livestock waste into clean energy Fars province transforms livestock waste into clean energy Shiraz - The southern Fars province, a powerhouse of Iran's agricultural sector, has embarked on a strategic initiative to convert livestock and poultry waste into clean energy, marking a major leap toward sustainable production and economic value creation. Ali Fallahi, Deputy for Livestock Production Improvement at the Fars Agricultural Organization, underscored the province's

Aug 10 202602:15

Iran’s fertilizer use remains below global average, official says

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Iran’s fertilizer use remains below global average, official says Iran’s fertilizer use remains below global average, official says Tehran – Iran's chemical fertilizer consumption remains below the global average despite steady growth in recent years, a senior agricultural official said, calling for greater investment and faster subsidy payments to support agricultural production. Speaking at a meeting of the National Crop Production Headquarters, Hamid Rasouli, CEO of the Agricultural S

Jul 28 202607:35