In Iran, the jump in production in the rainfed fields increases the fodder production in the country by 15%

Published 2023년 3월 5일

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The Deputy Minister of Agriculture in Iran, Alireza Mohajer, has outlined a strategy to increase the country's barley production and reduce imports, which are currently at 1.5 million tons. The plan includes a 10-15% increase in production efficiency in dry fields through the cultivation of crops like wheat, barley, oilseeds, and legumes. These oilseeds will be used for fodder. The plan, implemented on 4.2 million hectares of rainfed fields, is a collaboration with the executive headquarters of Farman Imam, and farmers will receive aid and training. Iran has 8.5 million hectares of rainfed land.
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In an interview with ISNA, Alireza Mohajer said: Currently, the amount of barley production in the country is 4 million tons, and on the other hand, 5.5 million tons of this product is imported into the country to meet the needs, which is planned The level of production should be increased and the amount of imports should be reduced. Referring to the implementation of the production jump plan in the rainfed fields, he said: The goal of implementing this plan in the dryfields is to increase the production performance per unit area by 10-15%. Mohajer added: In this plan, the cultivation of crops such as wheat, barley, oilseeds and legumes is desired. He continued: When oilseeds are cultivated in the rainfed fields, its meal will be used as fodder for livestock. The Deputy Minister of Agriculture stated: In the current crop year, 4 million and 200 thousand hectares of rainfed fields have been covered by the implementation of this plan. He said: This plan is being implemented in ...
Source: Isna

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