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One of Iran's main horticultural export product is the pistachio

Pistachio Kernel

Innovation & Technology

Agnes Bodrogi

Published Jul 22, 2020

Pistachio is one of the main horticultural export products of Iran, it is cultivated on over 200 000 hectares in the country. It is grown in areas where the average annual rainfall is about 100–120 mm. It is a completely manual process. These factors contribute to the high average market price on this nut-type.

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