The director of horticultural affairs at the Agricultural Jihad Organization of Semnan Province announced the allocation of 711 hectares of agricultural land in the province for saffron cultivation. He stated that out of this area, 151 hectares are rain-fed in the city of Miami, and the remainder is irrigated throughout the province, with an irrigation yield of 4 kilograms per hectare.
711 Hectares of Semnan Province Land Cultivated with Saffron / 740 Operators Active in the Province
Semnan Province has allocated 711 hectares for saffron cultivation, with 740 operators involved in the process. This initiative highlights the growing importance of saffron as a cash crop in the region.
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📰 What Happened
Semnan Province has allocated 711 hectares of land for saffron cultivation, with 740 operators engaged in this agricultural initiative. This move underscores the increasing significance of saffron as a valuable cash crop in the region.
- 151 hectares are rain-fed in the city of Miami, while the rest are irrigated.
- The irrigation yield is reported to be 4 kilograms per hectare.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Saffron is one of Iran's most famous agricultural products, known for its high market value. The country is the largest producer of saffron globally, making its cultivation vital for economic stability.
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