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The principal commercial crops are tobacco, cotton, anise, hemp, sugar cane, fennel, and caraway seed. Caraway seed grows in small quantities near Tripoli and is exported sacks in as is fennel. Sugar cane, which requires an abundance of water, thrives only on the coastal plain and in the Jordan Valley. It is planted in February or March and harvested in October or November. It has no industrial importance. Hemp is grown near Damascus and in the Vilayet Of Aleppo on the Euphrates and is used in the rope-making industry. Hemp-seed is also used for food for poultry and in the manufacture Of Oil. The stalks are used for fuel. In 1912 tons valued at francs were grown in the valley Of the Barada. Anise is planted in the neighborhood of Damascus and is used in the production Of arrack. Cotton is planted on a large scale in the Vilayet of Aleppo. Before the American Civil War it was cultivated along the whole coastal plain from Alexandretta to Gaza, and the annual yield was pounds, worth francs. As a result Of the slump in the price of cotton after the war its cultivation was restricted to Northern Syria. In the last few years unsuccessful attempts have been made to grow cotton further south, in Latakia, Acre, Petach Tik vah, etc. The staple of the Syrian cotton is very white and elastic, but short, being about 2 centimeters in length.
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The principal commercial crops are tobacco, cotton, anise, hemp, sugar cane, fennel, and caraway seed. Caraway seed grows in small quantities near Tripoli and is exported sacks in as is fennel. Sugar cane, which requires an abundance of water, thrives only on the coastal plain and in the Jordan Valley. It is planted in February or March and harvested in October or November. It has no industrial importance. Hemp is grown near Damascus and in the Vilayet Of Aleppo on the Euphrates and is used in the rope-making industry. Hemp-seed is also used for food for poultry and in the manufacture Of Oil. The stalks are used for fuel. In 1912 tons valued at francs were grown in the valley Of the Barada. Anise is planted in the neighborhood of Damascus and is used in the production Of arrack. Cotton is planted on a large scale in the Vilayet of Aleppo. Before the American Civil War it was cultivated along the whole coastal plain from Alexandretta to Gaza, and the annual yield was pounds, worth francs. As a result Of the slump in the price of cotton after the war its cultivation was restricted to Northern Syria. In the last few years unsuccessful attempts have been made to grow cotton further south, in Latakia, Acre, Petach Tik vah, etc. The staple of the Syrian cotton is very white and elastic, but short, being about 2 centimeters in length.
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Among the other fruit trees grown in Syria are fig, apple, pear, peach, apricot, pomegranate, mulberry (red, with edible fruit), almond, pistachio, and walnut trees. The fruit of the carob tree is partly made into syrup in Damascus and Sidon, and partly exported. The value of all these fruits may be estimated at francs. Almonds are cultivated mainly in Palestine.
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