کشمیر میں دنیا کے سب سے بڑے اخروٹ کی پیداوار، ڈاکٹر امتیاز احمد لون

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جموں وکشمیر کو ہارٹیکلچر سیکٹر میں ایک منفرد مقام حاصل ہے، جس میں خاص طور پر سیب اور اخروٹ کافی اہمیت کے حامل ہیں۔

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00:00In this video, we are here at Shumali Kashmir's University of Wadoura campus.

00:07We are talking about Walnut Man of India which is called Dr. Intiaz Ahmed Lund.

00:15We are talking about Horticulture sector and if we talk about Wadoura or North Kashmir,

00:25we are talking about Horticulture as well as Apple.

00:30In this case, one of our traditional crops was given to Walnut.

00:35We have given a new concept.

00:38If we talk about Dr. Intiaz, we will talk about new concepts.

00:41I will tell you a lot about this book.

00:44What is the difference between Walnut which we use in traditional Kashmir.

00:50Thank you so much.

00:53Walnut Man of India means to me that I have been working on this program for 15-20 years.

01:00My PhD is also on this program.

01:03My PhD is also on this program.

01:05My PhD is also on this program.

01:07My PhD is also on this program.

01:09In Italy, Dr. Evanzato came to me.

01:12He worked on the whole world.

01:14Now we have three different projects.

01:17I haven't had a grant as to hit the canal.

01:19We have two different projects.

01:21And we have two challenges.

01:23One is ourshedell of Walnut which was big.

01:26We have a very significant accident.

01:28We have had an accident that would get the harvest.

01:30It would be gall beacon or a storm.

01:32We had a farm.

01:34The growth of its size.

01:36The other one is that we have 3-4 plants,

01:4120 plants come to us.

01:43Our biggest challenge is varieties.

01:45When a farmer will not get a good market,

01:48we will not get a good market.

01:50We have a good variety,

01:52a good selection,

01:54which we will give farmers.

01:56Grafted plants provide us.

01:58We call our farmers,

02:00which you can grow,

02:02but this is the dry fruit industry.

02:06How much is it?

02:08When we talk about dry fruit industry,

02:10we have a lot of business.

02:12If we talk about North Kashmir,

02:14how much is it?

02:16Because it's more focus on Apple's side.

02:19No, I believe that

02:21the future is the dry fruit.

02:23We talk about it.

02:25We talk about it.

02:27We talk about it.

02:29We talk about it.

02:31We talk about it.

02:33We talk about it.

02:35We talk about it.

02:37We talk about it.

02:39we bring goods inå.

02:40The squares will always adapt.

02:42The priorities can have a better variety.

02:44Dan

02:51Japan will bring out

02:53Well, we talk about it.

02:55We talk about it,

02:56we talk about it in a variety,

02:57and ENG.

02:58We talk about it Smart Sports.

02:59You get very big of it.

03:00which is a traditional accrual, which is very big.

03:02That's what I'm saying, because it's a lot of investment.

03:05You can see that it's a lot of pesticides.

03:08It's a lot of pesticides.

03:10It's a lot of pesticides.

03:11It's a lot of pesticides and fertilizer use.

03:12That's why it's profitable as compared to apples.

03:15What challenges can be for farmers?

03:17Because the awareness is not enough.

03:18The challenge is that because it's a little 5-8 years,

03:23the food is a commercial group.

03:25It's a 3-3 years later,

03:26but it's a little bit better.

03:28Because its age is a lot more than 100 years.

03:31This plant's age?

03:32Its age is a lot more than 100 years.

03:33Our traditional plant is also 100 years.

03:35Yes, but its also 100 years.

03:37It's a lot more than 100 years.

03:41So it's a little late.

03:42It's about 2-5-6 years.

03:44But how much profit is?

03:46It's very good.

03:47It's about 2,500-2,000 rupees per kg.

03:51The walnut is less than 300 rupees per kg.

03:54I don't want to know.

03:55I want to know what our farmers are.

03:58What do you want to do?

03:59If someone wants to be a youth,

04:01what do you want to do?

04:02We have a lot of schemes in our horticulture.

04:05They can apply in HADP and JKSIP.

04:08They can apply in Horticulture department.

04:10They can apply in university.

04:11They can come to youth.

04:12They can come to nursery and quality houses.

04:14They can apply for many schemes.

04:15They can apply for youth and unemployment.

04:17They can apply.

04:18They can apply for any guidance.

04:19We need to provide them.

04:20That's the last message to farmers.

04:21Because they are excited.

04:22They are excited.

04:23I want to request the farmers.

04:25You have to come to our side.

04:26Inshallah.

04:27We need to bring the Horticulture department.

04:29We need to bring the Horticulture department.

04:31If we bring the Horticulture department,

04:32our future is in Horticulture department.

04:34The Horticulture department is in Horticulture department.

04:36And until we do not support the farmers,

04:39this mission is complete.

04:41Sir, the last question will be very important.

04:43When is the harvest done?

04:45And before you have the harvest done,

04:46how much of the product came out?

04:47We will start the harvest done in Horticulture department.

04:51And before we have the production of Horticulture department,

04:53the production of Horticulture department is very double.

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