Bushehr province harvests over 30,000 tons of shrimp in one year

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Bushehr province harvests over 30,000 tons of shrimp in one year Bushehr province harvests over 30,000 tons of shrimp in one year Bushehr - The southern Bushehr Province has recorded a shrimp harvest exceeding 30,000 tons this year, a significant rise from last year’s 17,000 tons, when production was affected by disease outbreaks. According to the Ministry of Agriculture’s official website, quoting Aqil Amini, Director General of Bushehr Fisheries, the province has 6,200 hectares o

Jan 20 202610:36

Hormozgan exports 680,000 tons of agricultural products

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Hormozgan exports 680,000 tons of agricultural products Hormozgan exports 680,000 tons of agricultural products Hormozgan – The southern Hormozgan Province exported 680,000 tons of agricultural products worth USD 757 million to global markets from the beginning of the current Iranian calendar year 1404 (ends on March 20) through late December, the Director of Trade Development at the Hormozgan Agricultural Organization announced. Ali Jamei’ said the exports marked a 26.8 percent in

Jan 20 202610:24

Official highlights role of nomads in Kermanshah’s economy

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Official highlights role of nomads in Kermanshah’s economy Official highlights role of nomads in Kermanshah’s economy Kermanshah - The Director General of Nomadic Affairs of Kermanshah western province announced that nomadic communities account for 50 percent of the province’s small livestock production, placing Kermanshah fourth nationwide in this sector. Mr. Kazemi said the province’s nomadic population comprises 13,881 households, representing 4.5 percent of the provincial popul

Jan 20 202610:16

Ways to promote herbal medicine using nanotechnology explored

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Ways to promote herbal medicine using nanotechnology explored Ways to promote herbal medicine using nanotechnology explored Tehran - The headquarters for developing nanotechnology and microtechnology and the headquarters for developing traditional medicine and medicinal herbs held a meeting on Tuesday aimed to use nanotechnology for promoting herbal medicine. Damoun Razmjouei, the secretary of the headquarters for developing traditional medicine and medicinal herbs, and Emad Ahmadvand, the sec

Jan 15 202605:12

Iran sees fisheries as strategic driver of food security

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Iran sees fisheries as strategic driver of food security Iran sees fisheries as strategic driver of food security Tehran - Iran’s fisheries sector is becoming a key pillar of food security and foreign exchange earnings, backed by rising production and strong private investment, according to a senior agriculture official. Speaking at a meeting at the Ministry of Agriculture, Hamzeh Rostampour, Head of the Iran Fisheries Organization, said fisheries development in arid, saline, and less-de

Jan 6 202611:20

Iran’s fisheries output expected to rise: IFO head

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Iran’s fisheries output expected to rise: IFO head Iran’s fisheries output expected to rise: IFO head Tehran - Iran’s fisheries sector generated $600 million in export revenue during the first eight months of the current year, reflecting an 8 percent increase, according to the head of the Iran Fisheries Organization (IFO). Speaking on the sidelines of the National Aquaculture Conference in Lorestan Province, Hamzeh Rostampour said fisheries production exceeded 1.5 million tons last year

Jan 3 202607:46

Iran’s tea export increases 38 percent

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Iran’s tea export increases 38 percent Iran’s tea export increases 38 percent Tehran - Iran has exported 11,291 tons of tea worth nearly $13 million since the beginning of the year, a 38 percent rise compared to the same period last year, according to the head of the Iran Tea Organization. Habib Jahansaz said guaranteed purchases of fresh green tea leaves will be implemented in the second half of the year, alongside financial support for tea growers and factories. “So far, more than 4,

Jan 3 202607:32

Shrimp output in Iran rises by 37 percent

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Shrimp output in Iran rises by 37 percent Shrimp output in Iran rises by 37 percent Tehran - Iran Fisheries Organization (IFO) announced that shrimp production has reached 50,000 tons, a 37-percent increase compared to last year. Mehrdad Mohammadidoust, Director General of the Shrimp and Saltwater Aquatics Office, referring to the ongoing shrimp harvest from farms across the country, said, “This year, the shrimp cultivation area in the country's breeding ponds has reached 17,890 hectares

Dec 30 202508:13

’Perennial grain cultivation worldwide and its feasibility under Iran’s climate conditions’

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’Perennial grain cultivation worldwide and its feasibility under Iran’s climate conditions’ ’Perennial grain cultivation worldwide and its feasibility under Iran’s climate conditions’ Tehran - Mounting pressure on water and soil resources, accelerating climate change, land degradation, and rising production costs have placed global agriculture under sustained stress. In response, agricultural researchers and policymakers are increasingly prioritizing approaches that can simultaneously enhance pr

Dec 30 202506:31

Smart agriculture in 2026: Soil sensors, robotics, economics of connectivity

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Smart agriculture in 2026: Soil sensors, robotics, economics of connectivity Smart agriculture in 2026: Soil sensors, robotics, economics of connectivity Tehran - From climate volatility to labor shortages and rising input costs, agriculture is under acute pressure to become more predictable, more automated and more resource-efficient. By 2026, connected sensing, robotics and precision data platforms will move from pilot projects to core elements of farm operations. Yet their impact depends heav

Dec 30 202506:22