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  • 1404/08/14
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This year, 4.54 million metric tons of wheat have been produced in the country

The National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) announced that, using remote sensing technology and satellite image analysis, it has identified the total area of wheat cultivation across the country for the 2025 year. Based on this assessment, approximately 4.54 million metric tons of wheat were produced in Afghanistan.


According to the NSIA, out of the total production, 4.13 million metric tons were irrigated wheat, while 404,000 metric tons were rain-fed wheat. 


Police Radio 

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