Speaking to IRNA on Monday, Mohsen Kahrazahi, the head of Mirjaveh’s Agricultural Jihad Organization, added given the high quality of the tomato produced in Mirjaveh, greater attention has been paid to exporting the crop from the city since 2017, IRNA reported.

The climate of the city has made possible organic production of non-tropical, subtropical and tropical fruits with high qualities, he noted.

Kahrazahi added in the year to March 2020, a total of 3,000 tons of crops were harvested from the city’s 57 greenhouses, including tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, and eggplant.

Tomato is farmed in half of the greenhouses in Mirjaveh, he said.

Mirjaveh is home to 3,200 hectares of orchards and 7,000 hectares of farmland.

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