Traditional walnut harvest in Iran

Published 2021년 10월 2일

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Walnut trees in Shahmirzad, Semnan province, have been around for 3,000 years and have been named as the region's special tree by Professor German of FAO. The area under walnut cultivation in Semnan is 3,552 hectares, with 52% located in Shahmirzad. The region is known for its native and high-yielding walnut cultivars, including 'Shahmir' and 'Shahmir' and other varieties like almond, hazelnut, paper and needle, Franket, and Farnour.
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In historical sources, the date of walnut trees in Shahmirzad is up to 3,000 years, and Professor German, one of the senior experts of FAO, during his visit to Semnan province in 1375, by observing some large trees in this region, named the clustered walnut as Shahmirzad's special tree. He predicted it for 10 centuries. Shahmirzadis call a walnut tree a "golden nail" because of its root strength in the soil. The area under walnut cultivation in Semnan province is 3,552 hectares and 52% of this area is located in Shahmirzad, 1,800 hectares of walnut orchards in Semnan province in the northern areas of Mahdishahr city with the focus on Shahmirzad and surrounding areas such as Poshteh, Sarcheshmeh, There is Lohord and ...
Source: Isna

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