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Iranian saffron farmer

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Iranian saffron farmer

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  1. Iranian saffron farmer What makes a success story? Is it luck, talent, hard work or something else entirely? For Mohammad Dehghan, a saffron farmer in Iran, success didn’t come easy – but it did come. Dehghan has spent the past twenty years working long hours on his farm in northern Iran, cultivating the world's most expensive spice. In this article, we'll explore how he got started and what motivated him to persevere despite the odds. From learning about saffron production to marketing and selling it himself, get ready to be inspired by Dehghan's journey to becoming one of the leading saffron farmers in Iran.What is saffron?Saffron is a spice that has been used for centuries in many different cuisines. It is derived from the dried stigmas of the crocus flower and has a distinct, slightly sweet flavor. Saffron is also very expensive, due to the fact that it takes around 80,000 flowers to produce just one pound of saffron.Iranian farmer Hassan Raza has made it his life's work to grow and harvest saffron. He started farming at just 12 years old and now, at 32, he is one of the most successful saffron farmers in Iran. Hassan attributes his success to hard work and dedication, but also to some luck.Saffron grows best in warm, dry climates like that of Iran. The country produces over 90% of the world's saffron supply. Given its high price and Iranian provenance, saffron is sometimes referred to as "red gold".Contact US Address : UNIT7 No3. Daftari St  Shariyati near Zafar St - Tehran/IRAN Phone : +98-12-26409004 Email : info@saffronbest.com Website : https://www.saffronbest.com/

  2. import saffron from Iran • Are you looking for the finest quality saffron in the world? Look no further than Iran! As the world’s biggest exporter of saffron, Iran is renowned for its production of this highly sought-after spice. But there’s more to Iranian saffron than just quantity; it’s also revered for its unique flavor and aroma. In this blog, we will explore why Iranian saffron is so highly esteemed by food connoisseurs, as well as delve into its history and production processes. So sit back and join us as we uncover some fascinating facts about this luxurious spice.What is Saffron?Saffron is a highly prized spice that has been used for centuries in a variety of cuisines. It is made from the dried stigmas of the saffron crocus and has a unique, pungent flavor. Saffron is used sparingly due to its high cost, but it can be found in many Middle Eastern, Indian, and North African dishes.Saffron is known for its medicinal properties as well and has been used to treat a wide variety of ailments throughout history. In recent years, science has begun to back up some of these traditional uses and saffron is now being studied for its potential role in treating Alzheimer's disease, depression, and cancer.The History of SaffronSaffron is a spice that has been used for centuries in many different cultures. It is derived from the dried stigmas of the saffron crocus, which is native to the Mediterranean region. Saffron was first mentioned in literature in a 9th-century Arabic cookbook. In the 12th century, it was brought to Europe by Arab traders.Saffron became very popular in Europe, especially in Italy and Spain. It was used to flavor food and as a dyestuff. By the 14th century, saffron was being grown extensively in Europe. However, it remained a costly spice due to the labor-intensive process of harvesting the stigmas by hand.

  3. buy saffron from Iran What makes a success story? Is it luck, talent, hard work or something else entirely? For Mohammad Dehghan, a saffron farmer in Iran, success didn’t come easy – but it did come. Dehghan has spent the past twenty years working long hours on his farm in northern Iran, cultivating the world's most expensive spice. In this article, we'll explore how he got started and what motivated him to persevere despite the odds. From learning about saffron production to marketing and selling it himself, get ready to be inspired by Dehghan's journey to becoming one of the leading saffron farmers in Iran.What is saffron?Saffron is a spice that has been used for centuries in many different cuisines. It is derived from the dried stigmas of the crocus flower and has a distinct, slightly sweet flavor. Saffron is also very expensive, due to the fact that it takes around 80,000 flowers to produce just one pound of saffron.Iranian farmer Hassan Raza has made it his life's work to grow and harvest saffron. He started farming at just 12 years old and now, at 32, he is one of the most successful saffron farmers in Iran. Hassan attributes his success to hard work and dedication, but also to some luck.Saffron grows best in warm, dry climates like that of Iran. The country produces over 90% of the world's saffron supply. Given its high price and Iranian provenance, saffron is sometimes referred to as "red gold".Contact US Address : UNIT7 No3. Daftari St  Shariyati near Zafar St - Tehran/IRAN Phone : +98-12-26409004 Email : info@saffronbest.com Website : https://www.saffronbest.com/

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