سرايا الإخبارية
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The article focused on Jordan's tobacco production over the past year, which amounted to a total of 305.9 tons of two types: red tobacco and Hishi tobacco. Red tobacco was cultivated over an area of 391.5 dunams, with the harvest covering 388.5 dunams and yielding 219.5 tons, at a productivity rate of 0.56 tons per dunam. Hishi tobacco was planted on 213.0 dunams, with 206.1 dunams harvested, producing 86.4 tons, but with a lower productivity rate of 0.42 tons per dunam. Hishi tobacco is known for its extremely high nicotine concentration and is characterized by its acidity and strong aroma. It is usually grown in dry conditions and poorer soils. In contrast, red tobacco is more widespread, used in cigarette manufacturing, and requires better water resources and cultivation conditions. Despite this, it provides farmers with higher yields in terms of weight and overall harvest.
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