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Changing times for olive groves: The impact of climate change on olive cultivation in Jordan

More than 80,000 families in Jordan work in olive cultivation Self-sufficiency rate of olive production to decline to 55% by 2050, says studyAMMAN On his farm in Irbid in northern Jordan, Barakat Omari gazes out upon his olive grove, a legacy passed down from his father. However, his countenance is marked not by tranquillity, but by concern. The grove’s 400 olive trees, some

Barakat omariJawad al bakriInternational olive oil councilNational communicationMinistry of environmentUnited nations framework convention on climate changeJordan third national communication on climateNational climate changeNational agricultural research centreJordan agriculture ministryUniversity of jordanMediterranean basinAgriculture ministryNational communication reportUnited nations framework conventionClimate change

Changing times for olive groves: The impact of climate change on olive cultivation in Jordan

More than 80,000 families in Jordan work in olive cultivation Self-sufficiency rate of olive production to decline to 55% by 2050, says studyAMMAN On his farm in Irbid in northern Jordan, Barakat Omari gazes out upon his olive grove, a legacy passed down from his father. However, his countenance is marked not by tranquillity, but by concern. The grove’s 400 olive trees, some

Barakat omariJawad al bakriJordan third national communication on climateJordan agriculture ministryNational communicationInternational olive oil councilUnited nations framework convention on climate changeUniversity of jordanMinistry of environmentNational climate changeNational agricultural research centreMediterranean basinAgriculture ministryNational communication reportUnited nations framework conventionClimate change

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