Eastern Mazandaran is considered one of the important hubs for pomegranate production in the country; a region with a long history of cultivating this product, where its gardens from Rostamkala to Golokah host a significant variety of pomegranate species. Behshahr County, with about 1,200 hectares of pomegranate orchards, has a special capacity for producing this product. According to forecasts, around 15,000 tons of pomegranates will be harvested from the gardens and lands of this region this year.
Abundant Pomegranate Trees in the Gardens of Behshahr
Eastern Mazandaran, particularly Behshahr County, is a key area for pomegranate cultivation in Iran, with a forecasted harvest of 15,000 tons this year. This highlights the region's agricultural significance and its contribution to the local economy.
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📰 What Happened
Behshahr County in Eastern Mazandaran is set to harvest approximately 15,000 tons of pomegranates this year, highlighting its importance in pomegranate production in Iran.
- Behshahr County has about 1,200 hectares of pomegranate orchards.
- Eastern Mazandaran is a historical hub for diverse pomegranate species.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Pomegranates are a traditional fruit in Iran, symbolizing prosperity and fertility, and are crucial for both domestic consumption and export.
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