Grapes & Raisin

Background:

Grapes grow as a vine and are used for raisin or fresh markets. They do not require wind or insects for pollination, but grapes do require a dormancy period. Grapes produce buds on the previous seasons growth.

Bud burst is usually in early spring with flowering 7-9 weeks later.

Fruit is normally ready to harvest in autumn 5-7 months after bud burst. Management varies, but in general depends on the grape variety and desired outcome and growing conditions (e.g., humidity and sunlight).[Ref][Retrieved on 8/7/2017]

As a part of ANHDO activities,a total numbers of 5 grape grower groups have been establish with total number of 223 farmers in 12 different villages of Farza, Mirbachakot and Qarabagh districts of Kabul province, Bagram district of Parwan province and Mahmood raqi district of Kapisa province.

Also 3 Raisin Producers Groups have been established with total number of 150 Raisin producers in 9 different villages of Qarabagh district of Kabul Province, Bagram District of Parwan province and Mahmood raqi District of Kapisa province.

Afghanistan National Collection:

The Afghan National Collection has the purpose to maintain and evaluate the fruit varieties and rootstocks, consisting of registered Afghan and Imported varieties, and release mother plants for the private nursery industry. It has to be seen as a living body, where not suitable plants are removed and new representative accessions enter, following new findings, market trend and climate adaptation.

Perennial Horticulture Development Project (PHDP) had a germplasm registration survey accross Afghanistan in 2006 – 2008, based on the principle that the main and high market value genotypes, and that outstanding genotypes should be collected, resulted in the field registration and labelling of nearly950in-situ accessions.
Similarly, PHDP has registered and assigned clone numbers to fruit and nut varieties imported to Afghanistan in the last years. The registration of imported clones will eventually facilitate their inclusion in the National Collection and certification system. PHDP have registered a total of250different varieties, imported to Afghanistan.

Here is the list of grape varieties available in National Collection of Herat and Kandahar PHDCs (Perennial Horticulture Development Center) in the year of 2015.

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Clone Number Variety Species
140 TAIFI Grape
174 KESHMESHI SIAH BEDANA Grape
215 SHANGLO KHANIE Grape
216 AYTA Grape
217 FAKHRI HERAT Grape
218 LAL HERATI Grape
219 SHIR AHMADI HERAT Grape
220 TASHKANDI Grape
221 FLAME SEEDLESS Grape
222 EMPEROR Grape
223 BLACK EMERALD Grape
224 FANTASY Grape
225 CRIMSON SEEDLESS Grape
226 PERLETTE Grape
227 MAHMODI Grape
228 RED GLOBE Grape
229 CARDINAL Grape
230 EXOTIC Grape
231 MUNAQA Grape
232 RIBIER Grape
233 RUBY Grape
234 THOMPSON SEEDLESS Grape
236 KANDAHARI Grape
237 CHESHM-I-GAO Grape
238 RAUCHA SORKH Grape
239 TORAN Grape
240 SAHIBI Grape
241 KESHMESHI GERD Grape
299 RAUCHA SORKH Grape
300 RAUCHA SAFID Grape
353 AYTA QALAMI Grape
391 SHONDAKHANAI SRA Grape
392 TANDYAN Grape
393 AYTA TOR Grape
475 KANDAHARI SORKH Grape
486 RAUCHA SORKH Grape
487 LAL KATTA DANA Grape
488 SAHIBI SRA Grape
489 KESHMESHI Grape
490 LAL SIA Grape
491 PUSHANGI Grape
492 MIR AHMADI Grape
493 KASNADARA Grape
494 AWI Grape
495 LAL MAIDA DANA Grape
497 HUSSAINI Grape
498 MAHALI Grape
499 SAHIBI SPIN Grape
500 AYTA Grape
501 ASKARI Grape
502 KESHMESHI SORKH Grape
503 AYTA Grape
504 HUSSAINI Grape
505 KESHMESHI GERD Grape
506 LAL MAIDA DANA Grape
507 SHONDAKHANAI Grape
508 SAHIBI SRA Grape
509 KHAIR GHULAMAN Grape
510 TORAN Grape
515 SHONDAKHANAI SORKH KISHMISHI Grape
536 EMPEROR Grape
548 EXOTIC Grape
553 AYTA Grape
554 GERDAK Grape
555 SHONDAKHANAI Grape
557 RAUCHA Grape
558 QALAMAK Grape
707 RAUCHA SAFID Grape
709 LOGHI Grape
710 SHAH ANGOR Grape
711 AWI Grape
712 MIR AHMADI Grape
714 RAUCHA SORKH Grape
715 ASKARI Grape
716 FAKHRECHA Grape
717 MASKA Grape
719 SHONDAKHANAI Grape
720 FAKHRI QALAMAK Grape
721 SAHIBI SRA Grape
722 FAKHRI PUSTIGUL Grape
723 ZERJOME Grape
724 FAKHRI LUKA Grape
725 HUSSAINI QALAMAK Grape
726 MASKA KANDAHARI Grape
727 SANGENAK Grape
728 KESHMESHI SORKH Grape
729 MUNAQA Grape
730 RUDA LAL Grape
733 KHAE KAUK Grape
734 AQA ALI Grape
735 AMIRI Grape
736 LAL SORKH Grape
737 MASKA SORKH Grape
738 DEL KAFTAR Grape
797 ABJUSH Grape
798 KESHMESHI Grape
799 HUSSAINI Grape
800 GHOLADAN Grape
801 MUNAQA Grape
849 KANDAHARI Grape
851 GHOLADAN Grape
852 KESHMESHI SARDA Grape
853 ABJUSH Grape
854 HUSSAINI Grape
855 SAHIBI Grape
856 KESHMESHI SORKH Grape
857 SHONDAKHANAI Grape
858 TAIFI Grape
863 TAIFI Grape
864 KESHMESHI SAFID Grape
865 KESHMESHI SIAH Grape
866 SHAKAR Grape
867 SHOR KARA Grape
868 KHURMAYI Grape
869 CHALL Grape
870 GERDAK Grape
874 SAHIBI Grape
875 KHALILI ALA Grape
876 AQA ALI Grape
877 MASKA Grape
885 MALWAJI Grape
886 SAHIBI Grape
887 KALA ZAGH Grape
888 LOKH SHOTER Grape
889 KORAMGANI Grape
890 PAISH PAZAK Grape
891 SAHIBI SPIN Grape
2052 TURKAMANI Grape
2054 SHAKAR Grape
2057 SHOABI Grape
2060 Lal Bidana Grape
4067 LAL BAQOLI DANA Grape
4068 KHALILI Grape
4069 KESHMESHI Grape
4070 LAL SAFID Grape
4071 LAL SIA Grape
4072 MAHAI MISH Grape
4073 PUSHANGI Grape
4074 RAUCHA SORKH Grape

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Publications:


Documents:

  • Gibberellin Usage on Fresh Grapes – 2008 |English
  • Effect of Gibberellin – Trial Report|English
  • Grapes IPM |Dari
  • Grapes IPM |Pashto
  • Grapes Common Diseases |English

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