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Rainy seasons shape Jazan's agriculture
The article discusses the importance of rainy seasons in the Jazan region and their impact on traditional agriculture, which relies on a seasonal calendar to determine planting and harvesting times. It focuses on the "Autumn" season and the "Mudhira Al-Makhraat" period, both of which help to set the dates for planting and harvesting maize. Corn is considered a vital crop with significant economic and cultural importance in Jazan; cultivated areas exceed 60,000 hectares and annual production surpasses 55,000 tons. These seasons also represent a social heritage that links generations to ancient agricultural practices, despite the development of modern production methods and the use of advanced technologies. They preserve cultural traditions and ensure the diversity of water sources and farming stages, reflecting the ongoing close relationship between people and the land in the region.
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