Iran veterinary chief: Imports, inspections secured meat, inputs during war

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Iran veterinary chief: Imports, inspections secured meat, inputs during war Iran veterinary chief: Imports, inspections secured meat, inputs during war Tehran – Iran maintained uninterrupted imports of livestock inputs, meat, and other critical production chain items throughout the recent war period, while also intensifying health inspections and pursuing self-sufficiency policies, the head of Iran's Veterinary Organization announced. Alireza Rafieipour said imports of raw animal product

Apr 26 202612:21

Camelina cultivation expanded to 7,000 hectares in Golestan: Official

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Camelina cultivation expanded to 7,000 hectares in Golestan: Official Camelina cultivation expanded to 7,000 hectares in Golestan: Official Golestan – Camelina, a medicinal-oilseed plant, has been cultivated on nearly 7,000 hectares in Golestan province this year, marking a successful transfer of research from lab to farm, an official said. The initiative, part of Iran's knowledge-based agricultural development policies, aims to make use of saline and low-yield lands. During a visit to

Apr 26 202612:20

Iran halts chicken, egg imports, achieves full self-sufficiency

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Iran halts chicken, egg imports, achieves full self-sufficiency Iran halts chicken, egg imports, achieves full self-sufficiency Tehran – Iran has recorded zero imports of chicken meat and eggs, marking a major achievement in the country's push for agricultural self-sufficiency, a senior official at the Ministry of Agriculture announced. In an interview with ISNA on Saturday, Mohammad-Ebrahim Hassan-Nejad, the deputy minister for livestock products affairs, confirmed that no chicken meat

Apr 25 202609:56

Minister vows stable supply of essential goods despite naval blockade

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Minister vows stable supply of essential goods despite naval blockade Minister vows stable supply of essential goods despite naval blockade Tehran – Iran’s Minister of Agriculture has reaffirmed that the supply of essential commodities remains stable despite an ongoing naval blockade, thanks to the country’s multiple land borders enabling imports through various routes. In a statement on Thursday, Gholamreza Nouri warned that obstructing the delivery of food and medicine cons

Apr 24 202608:59

Iran eases imports of essential goods

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Iran eases imports of essential goods Iran eases imports of essential goods Tehran – The 19th meeting of the "Food Security Assurance and People's Livelihood Improvement" working group highlighted the urgent need to support businesses, stabilize the national economy, address import challenges at border provinces, and provide working capital assistance to production units and economic enterprises under current wartime conditions. During the session, participants discussed strategies for s

Apr 19 202611:35

Qazvin province takes delivery of over 536,000 eyed eggs

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Qazvin province takes delivery of over 536,000 eyed eggs Qazvin province takes delivery of over 536,000 eyed eggs Qazvin – The Director of Fisheries and Aquatic Affairs at the Qazvin Province Agriculture Organization has announced the arrival of 536,120 imported eyed eggs of cold-water fish from Spain. According to Mehri Mahmoudi, the shipment arrived in the province by the second half of last December (late autumn), with the aim of producing and supplying juvenile fish needed for cold-w

Apr 18 202611:18

Iran targets 1,500 tons of silkworm cocoons in spring rearing, official says

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Iran targets 1,500 tons of silkworm cocoons in spring rearing, official says Iran targets 1,500 tons of silkworm cocoons in spring rearing, official says Tehran – Iran has set a target of producing 1,500 tons of fresh silkworm cocoons during the spring rearing season of 1405, the head of the country's Sericulture Development Center announced. Habibollah Rezadoost said the goal is based on provincial demand for silkworm eggs. From this output, an estimated 235–240 tons of raw silk w

Apr 12 202610:32

Over 6,600 tons of canola expected to be produced in Khorasan Razavi

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Over 6,600 tons of canola expected to be produced in Khorasan Razavi Over 6,600 tons of canola expected to be produced in Khorasan Razavi MASHHAD – The Director of Crop Cultivation at the Agricultural Organization of Khorasan Razavi, in the northeast of Iran, has forecast that more than 6,600 tons of canola will be harvested from 2,650 hectares of cultivated land in the province. Alireza Erfanian announced that for the upcoming agricultural year, the canola cultivation area in the provin

Apr 4 202610:43

Iran produces 18m tons of raw animal products in one year: IVO

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Iran produces 18m tons of raw animal products in one year: IVO Iran produces 18m tons of raw animal products in one year: IVO Bojnourd – Iran produced 18 million tons of raw animal products last year, including red meat, poultry, raw milk, honey, and seafood, according to the head of Iran Veterinary Organization (IVO). Speaking on Wednesday, Alireza Rafieipour said 20 to 30 percent of that output exceeds domestic consumption, offering a major opportunity for exports and foreign currency

Apr 3 202613:32

‘If war does not end soon, world may face a new hunger record’

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‘If war does not end soon, world may face a new hunger record’ ‘If war does not end soon, world may face a new hunger record’ London – The Economist has warned that if hostilities against Iran persist, the repercussions will extend far beyond the battlefield. According to the analysis, many emerging markets are particularly vulnerable. “These countries rely heavily on energy imports and have more fragile economies. In such a scenario, even a modest increase in oil and gas prices co

Apr 3 202613:23