Saffron harvest photos in Mashhad
A representative Khorasan harvest scene: open flowers are collected by hand before heat and handling begin to affect them. These saffron harvest photos in Mashhad ... Read More...
A representative Khorasan harvest scene: open flowers are collected by hand before heat and handling begin to affect them. These saffron harvest photos in Mashhad ... Read More...
A historical Khomein report described 14.68 kilograms of dry saffron per hectare as roughly twice its stated national average, while 16 kilograms per hectare was ... Read More...
The proposed 250 hectares of saffron in Kermanshah was an expansion target, not a completed planting. In the historical report, provincial horticulture director Hamidreza Jahangiri ... Read More...
A mechanised saffron planter was demonstrated on 2,000 square metres of farmland in Qaleh village, in Isfahan Province’s Tiran and Karvan County. Agricultural director Mohsen ... Read More...
The Saffron Festival in Isfahan brought farming, village tourism and local trade together in Azan, near Meymeh. A parallel festival and grower-support programme in Bahabad, ... Read More...
The original question behind this page was whether Isfahan saffron could support its own brand and dedicated processing factory. In the historical Mehr News interview, ... Read More...
A five-hectare pilot introduced saffron cultivation across the five northern counties of Sistan and Baluchestan. The historical project used corms brought from Birjand and tested ... Read More...
China has long been a significant buyer of Iranian saffron, but market access depends on quality, traceability and a reliable export chain. China’s role in ... Read More...
Robat Karim’s first saffron festival honoured local growers after a reported 400-kilogram harvest from 50 hectares. Later accounts described more than 80 hectares under cultivation, ... Read More...
South Khorasan announced a branding initiative for its saffron and barberry products, with the historical report saying the mark had been registered through a Swiss ... Read More...