Tomorrow, the harvest of Egyptian Basmati rice begins in Gharbia

Published 2024년 10월 12일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation in Egypt is starting the harvest of its Basmati rice cultivation experiment in the village of Borik El-Hagar, Tanta Center, Gharbia Governorate, at 11:00 am on October 13. This is a new initiative to grow Basmati rice in Egypt. The Ministry is also implementing the rice straw system and addressing air pollution challenges for the 2024 season. The total area planted with rice crops is 1.1 million acres, including 724 thousand acres for flood irrigation, 200 thousand acres of water-saving rice strains, and 150 thousand acres planted on water with high salinity.
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Ahmed Ibrahim, the media advisor to the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, said that tomorrow, Sunday, October 13, at exactly 11:00 am, the harvest of the Egyptian Basmati rice cultivation experiment will begin in the village of Borik El-Hagar, Tanta Center, Gharbia Governorate. It is a new experiment for growing Basmati rice in Egypt, in the presence of some leaders of the Ministry and the Agricultural Research Center. The media advisor to the Ministry of Agriculture added that the Ministry is following up on the rice straw system and confronting severe air pollution episodes in the 2024 season and the beginning of an integrated work system between the ministries and concerned authorities (Environment, Agriculture and Local Development) in order to fully control the challenges facing the executive leadership during the rice harvest period and what some farmers do in terms of open burning of agricultural waste, which affects the quality of air. It is worth noting that ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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