The head of agriculture at the Jihad Agricultural Organization of Qazvin Province stated that the average cultivable agricultural land in the province, without corrective measures, is 31%, ranking eighth compared to other provinces in the country. Currently, there is inadequate productivity from two-thirds of the irrigable lands in the province due to water resource limitations. It is expected that with the development of modern irrigation systems and adherence to crop patterns, these lands will also achieve proper utilization.
Inefficient Utilization of Two-Thirds of Qazvin's Irrigated Lands
The head of agriculture in Qazvin Province reported that only 31% of cultivable land is utilized effectively, with two-thirds of irrigated land underperforming due to water resource constraints. The situation highlights the need for modern irrigation systems and better crop management.
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📰 What Happened
The head of agriculture in Qazvin Province reported that only 31% of cultivable land is utilized effectively, with two-thirds of irrigated land underperforming due to water resource constraints. This highlights the need for modern irrigation systems and better crop management.
- Only 31% of cultivable agricultural land in Qazvin is utilized effectively.
- Two-thirds of irrigated lands are underperforming due to water resource limitations.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran faces significant water scarcity issues, impacting agriculture and food security. Efficient land use is crucial for the country's economy.
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