Campaigns in Luxor, Egypt, to follow up the tomato crop to increase productivity

Published 2022년 1월 15일

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A field school for the tomato crop was held at the Esna Center in Luxor Governorate, with the participation of experts from various research institutes. The Ministry of Agriculture is making periodic inventories of agricultural data for vegetables and developing solutions to agricultural problems. The average productivity of tomatoes is 15-18 tons per acre, with a total production of over 7.5 million tons in Egypt. The ministry is also coordinating with the World Food Program to set up solar sawmills to dry tomatoes for export to European markets.
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The activities of the field school for the tomato crop were held in the Esna Center in Luxor Governorate, in the presence of Dr. Gamal Abu Sitta, Horticultural Research Institute, Dr. Mustafa Mohamed Sabry, Plant Protection Research Institute, and Dr. Ahmed Amer Mohamed, Plant Diseases Research Institute, in continuation of the activities of the field schools of the Agricultural Research Center. It is worth noting that the Ministry of Agriculture has To make a periodic inventory of agricultural data for vegetables in an accurate manner through the agricultural map and to develop a complete and correct vision to work on the ground to solve all agricultural problems to ensure the achievement of productive quality. In addition to that, greenhouses and greenhouses made tomato loops overlapping loops, and the average productivity is 15-18 tons per acre, with a total production of Egypt that reaches more than 7 million and 500 thousand tons, according to an estimate of productivity. ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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