Afghanistan- Pine Production Reaches 85 Tons in Kapisa Province

Published 2020년 12월 6일

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The article highlights the significant pine nuts production in Afghanistan, particularly in the Kapisa province, where about two thousand hectares of land is dedicated to pine nut forests. These forests are predominantly located in the districts of Tagaba, Najrab, and Alhosai. Pine nuts are a crucial export product for the province, with a majority of the production being exported both domestically and internationally. The establishment of air corridors has inspired farmers to boost production, allowing Afghanistan to export the valued dried fruit, mainly to China, through the recently established trade routes.

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(MENAFN - Wadsam) Afghan Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) has reported that pine nuts production in north-eastern Kapisa province. According to the officials, about two thousands hectares of land in Kapisa province are covered by pine nut forests. Most of these forests are situated in Tagaba, Najrab and Alhosai districts of the province. Head of agriculture department in Kapisa, Humayun Habib, said pine nuts are an important export item of the province , and every year a majority of the province's pine nut production is exported to inside and outside of Afghanistan. Pine nut trees are mostly found in Afghanistan's eastern provinces of Nangarhar, Laghman, Nuristan, Kunar, ...

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