Releasing a part of agricultural land from Doroodzan Dam in Iran

Published 2023년 3월 27일

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The article highlights the release of water from Darudzen Dam in Zarghan city, Iran, which is scheduled to support the cultivation of barley, wheat, and safflower crops in the areas under the dam. The release, set to last from March 13 to April 20, covers 23,000 and 24,000 hectares in Khorameh and Zarghan cities, respectively, with an estimated total of 110 million cubic meters. This initiative is crucial for the production of wheat, contributing to the country's food security. The release schedule aims to optimally support crop growth, with the exact dates and amounts for each release determined by ongoing expert evaluations.

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Mojtabi Dehghanpour, on the sidelines of visiting the water transmission networks of Darudzen Dam in Zarghan city, said: The first release of the said water in the current crop year started on the 13th of March in Khorameh city and according to forecasts, it will continue until the 20th of April. According to Isna, citing the public relations of the Fars Province Agricultural Jihad Organization, he continued: This release is in line with the production of barley, wheat and safflower crops in the lands under the Darudzen Dam, and according to expert visits and the approvals of the Agricultural Water Working Group of the province. Fars was done. The head of the Fars Agricultural Jihad Organization stated: The share of Khorameh city was 24 million cubic meters of water for 23 thousand hectares, and the release of water from this city was completed by the second of April. Dehghanpour stated that the title related to the agricultural lands of Zarghan and Maroodasht cities is currently ...

Source: Isna