Terms of Reference for Sericulture Development Center

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ü Policy-making, planning and monitoring on conservation and development of silk-worm genetic stocks via line-seeds, ancestors and parents production supported by quality berries trees under full public governance; ü Launching technical surveillance on parent and hybrid seeds production; ü Supporting hybrid cocoon farmers by supplying them with certain inputs e.g. silk-worm seeds and improved berry saplings on subsidy basis; ü Estimating credit resources, subsidies, and other

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Kiwi

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Kiwi The kiwi is scientifically named Actinidia deliciosa and is from the family of Actinidiaceae. It is a two-rooted tree with moderately thick roots, juicy and shallow fleshy, deciduous and intermittent leaves, which its flowers bloom in late spring. Its fruit can be harvested from early November. Kiwi contains a variety of vitamins including vitamin A, B, C, E, PP, as well as various ingredients such as tannin, zinc, phosphorus, sodium, potassium and fiber components. Each 100 grams of kiwi c

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Fig

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Introduction to fig fruit Fig is one of the important economic products in Iran and in many other countries. This horticultural crop has been cultivated over 380,000 hectares worldwide. About one million tons of figs are produced each year. The most important figs found in international markets are Iranian and Turkish varieties, such as Estahban dried figs, Turkish black cadutas, and semi-moist Izmir figs, which due to the high quality of the fruit, it has high nutritional and economic value. In

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Walnuts

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Walnuts Historical background Walnut belongs to the Juglandaceae family, consisting of 7 genera and about 60 species, all of which are single-flowered and have single-flowered flowers. The genus Juglans has 21 species. The walnut distribution and cultivation zones are in all countries located in temperate regions and mainly in the northern hemisphere, between latitude 30 to 50 degrees north. Iranian walnut has the scientific name of Juglans regia. Major producing provinces of walnut: Walnut orch

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Sour Cherries

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Sour cherries Historical background: The cherries are native to southwest Asia and Europe, and the major cultivation areas of this crop in the world are circuits 25 to 45 degrees north and south of the earth. Cherries are very similar to cherries in botany. The cherry is scientifically known as Prunus cerasus from the genus Prunus, the Rosaceae family and the if a subfamily of Prunus. Major Producer Provinces: Khorasan Razavi (22%), East Azarbaijan (11%), Tehran (8%), Kurdistan (7%), Alborz (6%)

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Pear

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Pear Historical Background: Pears are from the apples group, with the scientific name of Pyrus.communis, and from the Rosaceae family. Pear tree is one of the fruit trees that show resistance or tolerance to unfavorable environmental conditions. Pears can be grown in very cold to warmer plains. The pear plant is more resistant to heat than apples. The pear tree also has significant resistance to severe winter colds but is more sensitive to cold than the apple tree. Due to the relative desirabili

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Nectarine

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Nectarine (Iranian name: Shalil) Historical Background: Nectarine, smooth-skinned peach of the family Rosaceae that is grown throughout the warmer temperate regions of both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. The major crop areas in the world are circuits 25 to 45 degrees north and south of the Earth. In high latitudes, minimum winter temperatures and spring frosts are two limiting factors and in low latitudes, cold requirement is the most important limiting factor that has an adverse effect

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Office of Tropical/Semi-Tropical Fruits

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- Derivation of policies and instructions for growing tropical/semi-tropical fruits in conjunction with ministerial preferences; - Planning and urging for quality production of tropical/semi-tropical fruits, reduction of the wastes and balanced extension of such fruits in compliance with the sub-sector policy; - Preparing and implementing national schemes for production of tropical / semi-tropical fruits heading to fair planting pattern with higher performance in varying climates; - Monitoring,

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Trade

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Terms of Reference for the Agro-industries Office: · Policy-making, studying and monitoring on development and supporting agro-processing industries in favor of preparation, grading, storing, packaging, post-harvest wastes controlling, marketing, national/ Halal branding, thematic clusters formation, R & D in varying crops e.g. agronomics, orchards, green-houses, livestock, fishery and aquatics, forests and rangelands; · Conducting legal commitments inspired by codes and conduc

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