country – Tabuk
The Tabuk region is characterized by the fertility of its land and the mildness of its climate, which made it an ideal home for the cultivation of various trees such as fruits, almonds, vegetables and roses, achieving in the past seasons distinguished figures in agricultural production, to be the most important icon in agricultural production in the Kingdom.
Farmers in the Tabuk region rejoice in every season, with the emergence of signs of flowering of almond trees “nectarines, plums, peaches and apricots”, with an abundant harvest during the coming period, God willing, of fruits and fruits for these trees.
The emergence of flowers has many benefits, as the flower is one of the most important parts of the plant and the organ for the reproduction process.
And with the presence of flowers at the top of the branches and branches of trees, the flower is called the flower.
The flowers of these fruits are distinguished by the different colors of their flowers and the diversity of their shapes. They represent pleasure and a natural sight for the viewer, and an important element for attracting bees.
In turn, the “SPA” lens documented many scenes of the appearance of flowers on fruit trees in the region this season.
The agricultural sector in the region receives great attention from the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture by encouraging farmers to adopt modern technologies, effective irrigation and fertilization systems, and building farmers’ capabilities through electronic extension platforms, which have greatly contributed to the development and improvement of agricultural products.
In the latest statistics issued by the ministry, it stated that the region hosts 14,500 farms, 1,580,575 grape trees, and 834,358 palm trees, while the wheat crop is located on an area of 15,000 hectares, and green fodder on an area of 27,200 hectares, while the number of olive trees reaches 1,300,000 trees, and the number of pomegranate trees is 80,000 trees, and mangoes 58,000 trees and 90,000 citrus trees, and almonds, which reach 1,485,400 trees, and 9850 greenhouses, while the area of various open vegetables reaches 50,000 hectares.
Posted by Albilad Newspaper
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