23 hectares of lands in Malayer city under saffron cultivation
Gholam Hossein Taghavi added:
Considering the water restrictions in the country and the policies of the Ministry of Malayer Jihad Agriculture in protecting water resources,
saffron as one of the low-water and profitable plants can be a good alternative for high-water crops.
Taqwa pointed out:
to the management of Jihad-e-Agriculture in Malayer city for how to use the necessary facilities and permits.
He added:
Farmers can cultivate these crops due to the economic efficiency of this product and in order to reduce water consumption compared
to the cultivation of such plants and medicinal plants according to the talent and suitable climatic conditions of this city.
Malayer is the largest city of the province after Hamedan, including 3 cities: Malayer, Samen and Azandarian and three parts: Central: Samen and Jokar and 15 villages and 221 inhabited villages.
from the south to Bojard and from the west to the cities of Tuyserkan and Nahavand.
The altitude of the city is 1780 meters above sea level.
Alvand mountain range passes from the north and northeast of this city and connects to Sarband mountains of Arak.
Iranian saffron, saffron harvest, saffron cultivation, economic prosperity in saffron, medicinal plants, Saffron harvest, saffron export, Iranian saffron export
Get Social