وكالة الانباء الاردنية
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The article discusses the history of palm cultivation in the Jordan Valley, focusing on the "Niqlaawi" variety, which is believed to be linked to the "Majhool" date, though the relationship between the two still requires scientific evidence. It reveals that palm cultivation in the region has deep roots and is connected to historic trade and religious pathways. Experts pointed out that the characteristics of the fruits, such as size and sweetness, resemble those of the "Majhool" date. The climate conditions in the Jordan Valley have contributed to the expansion of palm cultivation and the production of high-quality dates. The "Majhool" variety has become one of the most prominent types of dates in the region, offering opportunities to document the area's agricultural history and to develop tourism and cultural initiatives around it.
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