FAO empowers Iranian farmers to improve agriculture water productivity and reduce water withdrawal in Qazvin plain

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FAO empowers Iranian farmers to improve agriculture water productivity and reduce water withdrawal in Qazvin plain FAO empowers Iranian farmers to improve agriculture water productivity and reduce water withdrawal in Qazvin plain FAO empowers Iranian farmers to improve agriculturewater productivity and reduce water withdrawal in Qazvin plainFAO providesIranian farmers with learning opportunities on handling low water productivitychallenges, monitoring local water resources, and adopting an optim

Jan 31 202115:14

Crop mapping in Qazvin Irrigation Network in Iran

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Crop mapping in Qazvin Irrigation Network in Iran Crop mapping in Qazvin Irrigation Network in Iran Crop mapping in Qazvin Irrigation Network in Iran The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture Jahad and the ImamKhomeini International University-Qazvin has started implementing the cropmapping activities in Qazvin Irrigation Network (QIN) in Iran. This activitycontributes to the water accounting component of the inter-regiona

Oct 24 202014:11

Export of Iranian raisins

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Export of Iranian raisins Export of Iranian raisins Export of Iranian raisins Director General of the Cold and Dried Fruits Office of theMinistry of Jihad-Agriculture announced a $ 164 million of raisin exports inthe last year. Darab Hassani, referring to the latest statistics of theInternational Organization of Grapes and its products in 2018, said: Grape cropoccupies 7.4 million hectares of arable land in the world, of which Iran'sshare of the total area under grape cultivation in the world is

Aug 3 202021:54

The Minister of Jihad-Agricultural has emphasized on the need for revolutionary action in producing oil and rapesead meal in the country

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The Minister of Jihad-Agricultural has emphasized on the need for revolutionary action in producing oil and rapesead meal in the country The Minister of Jihad-Agricultural has emphasized on the need for revolutionary action in producing oil and rapesead meal in the country According to a report from the information center of the ministry of Jihad- Agriculture, Mahoud Hojjati, to mobilize for the production of oil and rapeseed meal cultivation, has mentioned that: there are three to four million

May 7 201919:44

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

Jan 1 190000:00

Pistachio

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Pistachio The pistachio tree was domesticated in Iran about three to four thousand years ago, and has been cultivated. Due to the relative resistance to dehydration of pistachios, and its low water requirement, as well as its capability to grow in alkaline and saline soils, it was welcomed by the gardeners from the old days, and 15% of the country's gardens were dedicated to this product. Sarakhs and Sabzevar are the oldest cities of pistachio cultivation in Iran. The history of pistachio cultiv

Jan 1 190000:00

Cherry

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Cherry Historical Background: The cherry is scientifically named Prunus avium from Prunus genus, Rosaceae family and is Peronoid subfamily. This plant is among the flowering and unseen seed plants. Cherry is one of the important, attractive and economically valuable crops in the world. First evidence of using cherry as a food source goes back to 5,000 BC. More than two thousand years is now passed since cherry’s cultivation, but in recent decades, with the introduction of new crop resistan

Jan 1 190000:00

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

Grapes

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Grapes Grapes proudction, export, consumption etc The grape harvest returns 7,000 years in the world and in the middle east 3686 years ago. Grape usage methods: fresh eating on the tables, raisins, grape juice and concentrate, canned and compote, fumigation and vinegar, grape juice, grape leaves, grape seed oil Global cultivation: more than 7.1 million hectares (ref: fao, 2016) World production: more than 77 million tons (11 kg per capita global production) (ref: fao, 2016) Major producers: spai

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