Aïn Témouchent Conveys 3,800 Hectares of Vineyards
Agricultural reports in Aïn Témouchent highlight significant growth in the vineyard sector, as the region has cultivated more than 3,800 hectares of various grape varieties. There has been an increase in productive areas, reaching 3,506 quintals by the end of August, with projections of producing approximately 300,000 quintals of grapes. This development is attributed to heavy rains that improved production conditions and supported the cultivation of high-yield grape varieties, such as "Barqoula" (Arrachiche), which yields between 250 and 300 quintals per hectare and is known for its disease resistance. Additionally, the region has seen a notable resurgence in table grape cultivation, particularly varieties like "Cardinal," which begins its harvest in June, and the late-ripening "Victoria." The cultivated areas for these varieties have notably increased, exceeding 320 hectares, enhancing productivity and underscoring the sector's importance for local agriculture.
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