Egypt: The New Delta project is the most suitable for growing coffee seedlings

Published 2024년 4월 25일

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The article highlights the efforts to cultivate coffee in Egypt, particularly at the New Delta project, as 120,000 seedlings, produced by the Agricultural Research Center in Qanater, are now available for the current season. This initiative is part of a larger directive by the Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Mr. Al-Quseir, to explore the potential of crops that have not previously been grown in Egypt due to climate conditions. The success of coffee cultivation, along with other tropical crops, is attributed to recent climate changes. The article emphasizes the support for applied research in agriculture to enhance productivity, make the best use of limited natural resources, and adapt to climate change.

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Informed sources, who declined to be named, confirmed that the New Delta project is the most suitable for growing coffee seedlings due to the availability of the required moisture. The sources added that 120,000 seedlings produced by the Agricultural Research Center in Qanater are available for the current season for the first time, and their cultivation will be expanded in different areas, the most important of which is the New Delta project. The sources added that hundreds of tons of coffee were produced this season from the Qanater Research Experiment Station in Qalyubia, and 120,000 seedlings were produced, the largest number of which will be planted in the New Delta as well as various other areas. The sources called for the completion of coffee cultivation experiments in Egypt and not to rush to judge them because there is more than one tropical crop that has succeeded in Egypt. It is noteworthy that all coffee producers in the world are located on the equator, such as ...

Source: Almalnews