Info Saudi Arabia : Top Muslim Country in Food Security and Self-Sufficiency

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Saudi Arabia's top agricultural products include dates, cereals (wheat, barley, sorghum), vegetables (tomatoes, salad, strawberries, grapes, blackberries, cucumbers, melons), and dairy products, with significant focus on achieving self-sufficiency, especially in dairy, eggs, and dates. The country also has strong poultry, fish, and animal feedsectors, with ongoing efforts to expand organic farming and implement greenhouse technology to boost overall production.

Key Agricultural Products:

• Dates: A leading crop with a high self-sufficiency ratio.
  
  
• Cereals: Wheat, barley, sorghum, and millet are essential staples for food security.
  
  
• Vegetables: Tomatoes, watermelons, eggplants, potatoes, cucumbers, and onions are major crops, with many grown in greenhouses.
  
  
• Fruits: Beyond dates, other fruits include citrus species and grapes.
  
  
• Livestock and Dairy: Saudi Arabia is a major producer of dairy products and poultry, with high self-sufficiency in dairy and eggs.
  
  
• Forage Crops: Alfalfa, clover, and Rhodes grass are important for animal feed.
  
  
• Fish: Aquaculture and seafood production have seen substantial growth.

Agricultural Focus and Trends:

• Self-Sufficiency:
  A primary goal, with the country achieving high self-sufficiency in dairy, eggs, and dates.
  
  
• Greenhouse Technology:
  Large-scale adoption is driving growth in the fruits and vegetables segment.
  
  
• Organic Farming:
  A growing sector, particularly for fruits and date palms.
  
  
• Food Security:
  A core objective, supported by investments in livestock, animal feed, and aquaculture.
  
  
• Market Growth:
  The agriculture market is expanding due to increasing demand for fresh, local, and healthy foods.

 

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Saudi dah mcm Russia

Not worry about any embargo
The country is self sufficient
Tak perlu import apa apa

Siapa yg dah pernah pergi mesti tahu
Buah buahan mewah betul

 

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Food security Saudi Arabia

 

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