Kairouan Persimmon Harvest Begins

The pomegranate fields in the Jwadaa district of Shbika municipality, in the Kairouan Governorate, have become a lively hub during the harvest season, which spans from late September to November. During this time, farmers and workers carefully gather the fruits in preparation for their sale in the markets. This season presents an important opportunity for farming families and significantly contributes to providing fresh pomegranates for the local market. The harvesting process, which requires careful attention and meticulous selection of fruits based on quality and size, is followed by sorting and grading, then distribution and marketing. The price per kilogram ranges from 1.500 to 2 Tunisian dinars, with strong consumer demand. The harvest season reflects the ongoing effort of farmers throughout the year — from planting and irrigation to monitoring — and farmers hope to improve productivity and organize marketing operations to ensure a stronger presence of local pomegranates in the markets.

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