100,000 sour pomegranate seedlings are planted in Rudpi region

Sari- The governor of Mazandaran province announced the plan to plant 100,000 sour pomegranate saplings in Rudpi region and considered the development of agricultural and tourism capacities as a solution for the economic prosperity of villages.

According to the reporter of Mehr, Behrooz Eskandarnia announced on Friday evening at the third Roudpi Sour Pomegranate Festival, referring to the capacity of the Roudpi region in the production of sour pomegranates, and announced the plan to plant 100,000 saplings of this product and called the development of horticulture a field for increasing production, creating job opportunities and improving the livelihood of villagers.

Emphasizing the necessity of using the agricultural and tourism capacities of the region, he added: introducing local products and holding local festivals can help the economic prosperity of villages, support producers and introduce the capabilities of the region to tourists.

The third Roudpi Sour Pomegranate Festival in Dazmirkandeh village, while introducing this local product, provided an opportunity to supply local products, show handicrafts and strengthen the tourism capacities of the region.

This festival was held with the aim of introducing local capacities of the region, supporting local producers and strengthening the link between agriculture and tourism, and an exhibition of traditional products and handicrafts was also held on its side.