VOICED : Afghan raisin houses get a facelift to boost productivity

The video discusses the traditional farming methods in Afghanistan, focusing on the resistance to modernization despite the need to boost productivity. It highlights the use of cold storage and modern techniques to improve efficiency. The economic challenges faced by Afghan farmers, such as accessing global markets, are also addressed. The video concludes with a discussion on the transition from traditional to modern farming methods, emphasizing the need for innovation in agriculture.

What is the main reason Abduljalil continues to use traditional farming methods?

• He believes they are more efficient.

• He lacks access to modern technology.

• He wants to preserve family traditions.

• He is unaware of modern techniques.

What is one of the benefits of using modern sheds for raisin production?

• They are cheaper to build.

• They require less maintenance.

• They can store more grapes and speed up drying.

• They are easier to construct.

Why is fruit farming considered a viable alternative in Afghanistan?

• It is seen as a sustainable option for the economy.

• It requires less water than other crops.

• It has a higher yield per acre.

• It is more profitable than opium production.

What is a major challenge for Afghan raisin exporters?

• Lack of local demand.

• Meeting international quality standards.

• High transportation costs.

• Limited access to technology.

What has been the impact of the end of Taliban rule on Afghanistan's agriculture?

• A shift towards industrial crops.

• A decrease in opium production.

• An increase in fruit farming.

• A rise in poppy cultivation.