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Olive growers in Ajloun Governorate have begun preparing for the harvest after rainfall washed the trees and softened the fruit, despite arriving about ten days later than usual. Farmers are expecting a good season, while a tin of olive oil currently sells for between 115 and 125 dinars. The Directorate of Agriculture estimates the governorate’s annual olive production at around 40,000 tonnes. About 39,000 tonnes are pressed to produce roughly 8,000 tonnes of oil. Some 86,000 dunums are devoted to olive cultivation, and 15 licensed presses are operating this season. Farmers are facing theft and damage to trees, including the cutting of branches from around 50 trees at one farm. They have called for the crop to be protected and marketed and for a fair price to be guaranteed. Relevant authorities have urged buyers to verify the source of olives offered for sale.
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