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Ladakh Saffron Trial Yields 22 Grams in Four Days, Raising Farmer Income Hopes

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A farming experiment in Ladakh has produced nearly 22 grams of saffron within just four days of harvest. The result has raised hopes that this high-value crop could become a new source of income for local farmers. The trial reportedly moved barren land toward saffron cultivation within about 30 days. Officials and growers are watching whether the crop can be scaled up in the region. The source article does not provide further details on the scale or timeline of expansion.

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