High-Quality Dates Grow in Iran's Farashband
Farashband in Iran's Fars province is known for its date orchards, especially the Zahedi variety, which is exported to several countries.
Farashband in Iran's Fars province is known for its date orchards, especially the Zahedi variety, which is exported to several countries.
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