PARAKH (Pajhwok): The agriculture director of central Panjsher province says a scheme is being initiated to collect berries and prevent them from going waste.
According the Irrigation, Agriculture and Livestock Department, more than 100,000 trees of two kinds of berries (black and white) exist in Panjsher. These trees mostly exist in Shutul, Anaba and Rukha districts. Panjsher’s berry is very famous throughout the country. Every summer, people from all over Afghanistan come to Panjsher for Mela-e-Toot (berry . . .
