Iran Signs MOU with CYRDAP on Rural and Agricultural Development

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Iran Signs MOU with CYRDAP on Rural and Agricultural Development Iran Signs MOU with CYRDAP on Rural and Agricultural Development Iran Signs MOU with CYRDAP on Rural and Agricultural DevelopmentHossein Shirzad, the deputy of the agriculture minister andchairman of the board of Central Organization for Rural Cooperatives of Iran(CORC), in a kick-off meeting with Tevita Taginavulau, the director-general ofCenter on Integrated Rural Development for Asia and the Pacific (CYRDAP), saidCORC is ready a

Dec 17 201920:38

Opening the 8th Regional Meeting of the Western Eurasia Map for Controlling Foot-and-Mouth Disease in IRAN, Shiraz

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Opening the 8th Regional Meeting of the Western Eurasia Map for Controlling Foot-and-Mouth Disease in IRAN, Shiraz Opening the 8th Regional Meeting of the Western Eurasia Map for Controlling Foot-and-Mouth Disease in IRAN, Shiraz The 8th regional meeting of the Western Eurasia road map, ina collaborative work between world organization for animal health (OIE) and TheFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), with the aim ofcontrolling foot-and-mouth disease was held in Shira

Mar 25 201910:07

Hazelnut

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Hazelnut Historical background Hazelnut belongs to the Corylus species and the family of alder (betulacea) and to the fagacea, and in the family of trees and shrubs which are fallible and monotonous that the male flowers appear as inflorescences of foxes on the lateral and terminal branches, and the clustered female flowers occur in the shoots of the current year and in the peduncle. Hazelnuts are mostly shrubs and are rarely seen as trees, which are as follows: Native to Europe, Asia Minor and

Jan 1 190000:00

Cotton

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Cotton Cotton fiber is the most important fiber and cottonseed product is the fourth largest grain product in the world. Fibers, oil and animal feeds, and dozens of other industrial products can be produced from cotton. This crop is grown in 60 countries, which accounts for about 2.5 percent of the world's arable land, and the number of people employed in this industry is about 350 million. According to the International Cotton Advisory Committee during the years 2015-2016, the global cotton cul

Jan 1 190000:00

Saffron

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Saffron History and Importance of Saffron The background of Saffron agriculture goes back to 2500 years ago, this plant seems to be native to Greece and The Mediterranean region, but some believe that the first habitat of Saffron was at the mountain range of Zagros and to be more precise at the Alvand region in Iran. Although in the past this plant’s agriculture was in the central part of Iran now it is narrowed down to the South of Khorasan province and Fars, Kerman and Yazd as well. Iran

Jan 1 190000:00

Raisins

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Raisins Dried fruit of grapes, which are dried out either by the sun or using industrial dryers, are called raisins. The date of production of sun-dried raisins goes back more than 3,000 years. The discovery of raisins is thought to have occurred accidentally by the drying of grapes on the branch. Important areas of raisin production in Iran: Qazvin, East Azarbaijan, Khorasan Razavi, Hamedan, West Azarbaijan, Zanjan, North Khorasan, and Markazi Province are the major producers of raisins in Iran

Jan 1 190000:00

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

Jan 1 190000:00

Countries with Bilateral Tax Exemption

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List of the countries mutually signed the Treaty for Waving Double Taxation with the I. R. Iran COUNTRY No. Germany 1 France 2 Armenia 3 South Africa 4 Kazakhstan 5 Turkmenistan 6 Lebanon 7 Georgia 8 Ukraine 9 Belarus 10 Syria 11 Sri Lanka 12 Russia 13 China 14 Switzerland 15 Pakistan 16 Austria 17 Uzbekistan 18 Turkey 19 Tunisia 20 Kyrgyzstan 21 Spain 22 Bulgaria 23 Poland 24 Venezuela 25 Bahrain 26 Romania 27 Croatia 28 Malaysia 29 Sudan 30 Oman 31 South Korea 32 Azerbaijan 33 Algeria 34 Qatar

Jan 1 190000:00

Apple

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Apple Historical background Apple is one of the oldest fruits in the world and is one of the most important falling trees in the growing fruit. The main areas of its cultivation are temperate areas. In Iran, cultivation of apple is of great importance due to diverse and suitable climate conditions. The apple, with the scientific name of: Malus domestica Borkh, is a grapefruit and subfamily, and is from the family of the Golsharkhan. Major provinces which produce apple in Iran Twenty four percent

Jan 1 190000:00

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

Jan 1 190000:00