Iran: Expected to produce 2.7 million tons of rice this year

Published 2024년 9월 28일

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The Ministry of Agricultural Jihad in Iran has reported a significant increase in rice production, with an expected growth of 700,000 tons this year, reaching a total of 2.7 million tons from 4.7 million tons of paddy. The production will be a mix of 70% local cultivars and 30% high-yielding cultivars, thanks to advancements in farming techniques, including the use of improved seeds, balanced fertilization, mechanization, and the adoption of dry farming methods. Additionally, the efficiency of the paddy-to-rice conversion has been improved, now surpassing 60%, with the majority of rice cultivation (72%) done using transplanters and 93% of the harvest mechanized.
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According to Isna, the wheat and rice project manager of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad stated: About 2.7 million tons of white rice is obtained from the production of 4.7 million tons of paddy. Sohrab Sohrabi added: Of this amount of production, 70% will be related to local cultivars and 30% will be high-yielding cultivars. He predicted; This year, the production of white rice should grow by 700,000 tons compared to 1400. Sohrabi also stated about reton cultivation and replanting of rice: In addition to 750 thousand hectares of rice cultivation, we also have 120 thousand hectares of reton cultivation and 70 thousand hectares of replanting, and harvesting from these lands is done in October. At the same time, he said: Out of 750,000 hectares of rice cultivation area, about 70% of it belongs to Gilan, Mazandaran and Golestan provinces. The executor of the wheat and rice plan of the Ministry of Jihad Agriculture, the use of improved seeds, balanced use of fertilizer, development ...
Source: Isna

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