AFGHANISTAN-JAWZJAN-FARMERS-SEED-FERTILIZER-DISTRIBUTION

AFGHANISTAN-JAWZJAN-FARMERS-SEED-FERTILIZER-DISTRIBUTION

(221027) -- JAWZJAN, Oct. 27, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Afghan farmers receive improved seed and fertilizer in Jawzjan province, Afghanistan, Oct. 26, 2022. Afghan provincial administration distributed improved seed and fertilizer to nearly 16,000 farmers in Afghanistan's northern Jawzjan province on Wednesday, provincial head for Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Qari Abadullah Ansar said. TO GO WITH "Improved seed, fertilizer distributed among farmers in N. Afghanistan" (Photo by Zekullah Yazdani/xinhua)

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