Afghanistna's Agromet Bulletin for the Month of August 2010 - … · 2010. 9. 24. · August 2010...

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  • CONTENTS

    BULLETIN

    Issue No: 66 August 2010

    The Afghanistan’s Agromet Monthly Bulletin is being Published on monthly Bases in Dari and English Languages.

    Supported by:

    United State Agency for International

    Development (USAID)

    Crop Information

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor……………..……..1-5 Crop Maps…………….………………………………..…………...…6 - 8 Rainfall Situation Rainfall Situation……………………..………………..……...……….....9 Rainfall Graphs …………………………...…..…..……....……....…10-11 Rainfall Data……………………………………….………….…………12 Rainy Days………………………………………………………..……...13 Temperature Average Temperature…………...............................................................14 Maximum and Minimum Temperature…………..…..……....…..........15 Other Information Floods…………………………………………………………………….16 Afghanistan Snow Depth - August 2010…….....………..….….…….17

    Data Source:

    Ministry of Agriculture , Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL), Agromet Project , Afghan Meteorological Authority (AMA), United States Geological Survey (USGS), Food and Agriculture Organization of United Nation (FAO)

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 1

    The country received heavy rain during August and the rainfall recorded above average. The Eastern and Southeastern regions and some parts of the capital region experienced heavy rain, and some parts of the Northeastern region received moderate rain, while seasonal dryness continued in the rest of the country,

    and no significant change occurred in temperature during August. Shiberghan and Mazar with 43.2 ° C were the warmest spots of the country, and lower temperature has been recorded 7.2 ° C in Bamyan province.

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

    Summary

    Zone Province District Station Wheat

    Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Central

    Kabul

    Shakardara Karizmir Harvested

    Paghman Paghman

    Ploughing (Winter Wheat) Kabul Darulaman

    Surubi Surubi

    Panjsher Dara Dara

    Dashtak Dashtak

    Parwan Syagerd Gor band

    Charikar Charikar

    Kapisa Mahmoodraqi Mahmoodraqi

    Kohistan Kohistan

    Wardak Chake Chake

    Jaghatoo Jaghatoo

    East Central Bamyan

    Bamyan Bamyan

    Yakawlang Yakawlang

    Panjab Panjab

    Eastern

    Noristan Paroon Paroon Grain filling Normal Weeds

    Duab Duab Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Nangarhar

    Agam Agam

    Harvested Batikot Ghaziabad

    Jalalabad Sheshembagh

    Asmar Asmar

    Harvested

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 2

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

    Zone Province District Station Wheat

    Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Eastern

    Kunar Asmar Asmar

    Harvested Asad Abad Asad Abad

    Laghman Mihtarlam Mihtarlam

    Noristan Paroon Paroon Grain filling Normal Good rainfall

    Do Ab Do Ab Grain filling Normal Good rainfall

    North

    Eastern

    Takhar Bangi Bangi

    Harvested

    Taluqan Taluqan

    Kunduz

    Imam Sahib Imam Sahib

    Qaliazal Aqtipa

    Chardara Chardara

    Kunduz Kunduz

    Ali Abad Ali Abad

    Baghlan Pulikhomri Pozaishan

    Badakhshan

    Faiz Abad Faiz Abad

    Argo Argo Grain filling Normal Pests and diseases

    Khash Khash

    Harvested

    Ashkashm Ashkashm

    South Eastern

    Khost

    Khost Khost

    Khost Shimal

    Ali Sher Ali Sher

    Paktia Zormat Rohani Baba

    Gardiz Tera

    Paktika

    Urgon Urgon

    Sharana Sharana

    Tera Tera Ploughing (Winter Wheat)

    Ghazni Muqur Muqur

    Andar Bande Sardi

    Southern

    Nimroz Zaranj Zaranj

    Kandahar Kandahar Kandahar

    Zabul Qalat Qalat Pre Planting (Winter Wheat)

    Urozgan Tirin Kot Tirin Kot

    Harvested Hilmand

    Nad Ali Nad Ali

    Greshk Greshk

    Nawa Nawa

    Lashkargah Bolan

    Harvested

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 3

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

    Zone Province District Station Wheat

    Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Northern

    Balkh Takhta pol Dihdadi

    Nahrishahi Nahrishahi

    Jawzjan Sheberghan Sheberghan

    Darzab Darzab

    Saripul Saripul Saripul

    Sozmaqala Sozmaqala

    Faryab Maimana Maimana

    Andkhoy Andkhoy

    Samangan

    Aibak Aibak

    Dara Souf Dara Souf

    Sar bagh Sarbagh

    Western

    Badghis Qalainow Qalainow

    Muqur Muqur

    Ghor Chaghcharan Chaghcharan

    Hirat

    Shindand Shindand

    Zindajan Zindajan

    Gwazara Falahat

    Hirat Farm Urdokhan

    Farah Farah Farah

    Harvested

    Zone Province District Station Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Central

    Kabul Surubi Surubi Flowering Good Not existed

    Shaker dara Shaker dara Flowering Normal Not existed

    Parwan Charikar Charikar Grain filling Normal Good rain fall

    Syagerd Syagerd Flowering Normal Late planting

    Panjshir Dashtak Dashtak Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Kapisa Kapisa Mahmod Raqi Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Kohistan Kohistan Grain filling Good Not existed

    Eastern Nangarhar

    Agam Agam Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Batikot Ghazi Abad Emergence Normal Not existed

    Jalalabad Sheshembagh Flowering Normal Not existed

    Jalalabad Farm Jadeed Grain filling Normal Good rain fall

    Maize

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 4

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

    Zone Province District Station Maize

    Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Eastern

    Kunar Asmar Asmar vegetative Normal Poor Rain fall

    Asadabad Asadabad Flowering Normal Good rain fall

    Noristan

    Paroon Paroon Grain filling Normal Good rain fall

    Waigal Waigal Flowering Normal Good rain fall

    Norgaram Norgaram Flowering Normal Good rain fall

    Do Ab Do Ab Grain filling Normal Good rain fall

    North Eastern

    Kunduz

    Imam Sahib Imam Sahib Flowering Normal Pest and disease

    Qala - e - Zal Aqtipa Planting Normal Not existed

    Chardara Chardara Planting Normal Not existed

    Kunduz Kunduz Flowering Normal Pest and disease

    Ali Abad Ali Abad Planting Normal Not existed

    Takhar bangi Bangi Flowering Good Weeds

    Taloqan Taloqan Flowering Good Weeds

    Baghlan Polikhomri Poza ieshan Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Polikhomri Polikhomri Vegetative Normal Not existed

    South Eastern

    Khost

    Khost Khost Vegetative Good Not existed

    Khost Shimal Flowering Good Good rain fall

    Ali Sher Ali Sher Flowering Poor Good rain fall

    Paktia Zormat Rohani Baba Flowering Normal Not existed

    Gardiz Tera Flowering Good Not existed

    Paktika Urgon Urgon Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Sharana Sharana Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Southern Hilmand

    Nad Ali Nad Ali Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Greshk Greshk Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Nawa Nawa Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Lashkargah Bolan Flowering Normal Not existed

    Urozgan Urozgan Urozgan Emergence Normal Not existed

    Northern Samangan Dara Souf Dara Souf Vegetative Good Not existed

    Sar bagh Sar bagh Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Western

    Shendand Shendand Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Zenda jan Zenda jan Harvested Farah Farah Farah Flowering Normal Poor rainfall

    Ghazni Moqur Muqur Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Hirat

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 5

    Crop Stage, Crop Condition and Adverse Factor

    Zone Province District Station Rice

    Crop Stage Crop Condition Adverse Factor

    Central Kabul Sarubi Sarubi Flowering Normal Not existed

    Eastern

    Nangarhar

    Agam Agam Flowering Normal Not existed

    Batikot Ghazi Abad Emergence Normal Not existed

    Jalalabad Sheshembagh Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Jalalabad Farm Jadeed Grain filling Normal Weeds

    Kunar Asmar Asmar Emergence Normal Pest and disease

    Asad Abad Asad Abad Flowering Normal Good rain fall

    Laghman Mihtarlam Mihtarlam Flowering Normal Not existed

    North Eastern

    Kunduz

    Imam Sahib Imam Sahib Flowering Normal Weeds

    Qaliazal Aqtipa Flowering Normal Weeds

    Chardara Chardara Flowering Normal Not existed

    Kunduz Kunduz Flowering Normal Weeds

    Khan Abad Khan Abad Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Ali Abad Ali Abad Flowering Normal Not existed

    Takhar Bangi Bangi Flowering Normal Weeds

    Taloqan Taloqan Flowering Normal Weeds

    Baghlan

    Taloqan Taloqan Flowering Normal Not existed

    Polikhomri Polikhomri Vegetative Normal Not existed

    Pozaishan Pozaishan Emergence Normal Not existed

    South Eastern

    Khost

    Khost Khost Vegetative Good Not existed

    Khost Shimal Emergence Good Good rain fall

    Ali Sher Ali Sher Flowering Normal Good rain fall

    Southern Urozgan Urozgan Urozgan Emergence Normal Not existed

    Hirat Shendand Shendand Grain filling Normal Not existed

    Zenda jan Zenda jan Harvested Western

  • Data Source:Agromet Network 6

    Wheat Crop Stage, Condition and Adverse Factor Maps

    Map 1

    Map 2

    Map 3

    Wheat Crop Stage for August 2010

    Wheat Crop Condition for August 2010

    Wheat Adverse Factor for August 2010

  • Data Source:Agromet Network 7

    Maize Crop Stage, Condition and Adverse Factor Maps

    Map 4

    Map 5

    Map 6

    Maize Crop Stage for August 2010

    Maize Crop Condition for August 2010

    Maize Adverse Factor for August 2010

  • Data Source:Agromet Network 8

    Rice Crop Stage, Condition and Adverse Factor Maps

    Map 7

    Map 8

    Map 9

    Rice Crop Stage for August 2010

    Rice Crop Condition for August 2010

    Rice Adverse Factor for August 2010

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 9

    At the result of seasonal monsoon, heavy precipitation continued in the country during the month of August 2010, which resulted unusual heavy rainfall in most parts of the country. The Eastern region, Southeastern, and some parts of the Capital region has received above normal precipitation in this month. Heavy rainfall during August 2010 cased some problems to the farmers and people for example, flash flooding which has destroyed considerable Agricultural lands in above mentioned regions.

    Comparison of rainfall data for the month of August 2010 with the same month in 2009 (chart 1) shows significant increase of rainfall in most parts of the country particularly in the Eastern region, Southeastern and Capital region during the month of August 2010 over the same month of last year.

    Significant increasing of rainfall during the month of August 2010 was unusual in the long time of recent years. Comparison of rainfall data for the month of August 2010 with the same month of long term average (chart 2),shows significant increase of rainfall during the month of August 2010 over the same month of long term average. Distribution of rainfall as usual was variable in different provinces of the country. As map (10) shows the Eastern and Southeastern regions and some parts of the capital region has experienced heavy rain, while some parts of the Northeastern region received moderate rain, seasonal dryness continued in the rest of the country.

    Precipitation

    Map 10

    USGS Agromet Project USGS Agromet Project

    Afghanistan’s Monthly Rainfall (August 2010)

  • Data Source:Agromet Network 10

    Rainfall Graphs for the Month of August 2010

    Com

    parison of Actual Rainfall August 2010 w

    ith the Same M

    onth of Last Year

    6900

    4.2

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    30

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    25.4

    178.40

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    23.5

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    17

    112.8

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    2810.5

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    115

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    24

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    36

    0 50

    100

    150

    200

    250AibakAsmarBamyan Chardara

    CheghcharanDara-e-SoofDarulamanFaizabad

    FarahGardizGhazi AbadGhazni HiratImam SahibJalalabadJawzjan kabul

    Kandahar KhostKunduz

    Lashkargah MoqurPaghmanQala-e-nawSardaySari PulSarobi

    ShindandTaluqanUrgonUruzgan

    Rainfall in mm

    Last Year Rainfall August 2009Actual Rainfall August 2010

    Chart 1

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 11

    Rainfall Graphs for the Month of August 2010

    Com

    parison of Actual Rainfall August 2010 w

    ith the Same m

    onth of Long Term Average

    22.8

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    1.90 1.5

    02.4

    00.3

    11.4

    0

    0 50

    100

    150

    200

    250AibakAsmarBamyan Chardara

    CheghcharanDara-e-SoofDarulamanFaizabad

    FarahGardizGhazi AbadGhazni

    HiratImam SahibJalalabadJawzjan kabul

    KandaharKhostKunduzLashkargahMoqurPaghmanQala-e-nawSardaySari PulSarobi

    ShindandTaluqanUrgonUruzgan

    Rainfall in mm

    Actual RainfalAuguest 2010 Long Term

    Average Auguest

    Chart 2

  • Data Source:Agromet Network 12

    Rainfall for the Month of August 2010 Table 1

    Station Last Year Rainfall August 2009 Actual Rainfall August 2010 Long Term Average August

    Aibak 0 0 0

    Asmar 77 24 23.8

    Bamyan 0 0 0

    Chardara 0 2 0.1

    Cheghcharan 0 0 0

    Dara-e-Soof 0 0 0

    Darulaman 6 23.5 0.5

    Faizabad 0 0 1.1

    Farah 0 0 0

    Gardiz 8.4 112.8 7.5

    Ghazi Abad 17 17 8.7

    Ghazni 25.4 22.8 2.4

    Hirat 0 0 0

    Imam Sahib 0 0 0

    Jalalabad 30 20 5

    Jawzjan 0 0 0

    kabul 4.2 20 1.2

    Kandahar 0 0 1

    Khost 69 202 51.2

    Kunduz 0 0 0.3

    Lashkargah 0 0 0.1

    Moqur 0 33 2

    Paghman 4 36 1.9

    Qala-e-naw 0 0 0

    Sarday 0 28 1.5

    Sari Pul 0 0 0

    Sarobi 1.5 10.5 2.4

    Shindand 0 0 0

    Taluqan 0 0 0.3

    Urgon 14 115 11.4

    Uruzgan 0 0 0

  • Data Source: Agromet Network 13

    Rainy Days for the Month of August 2010

    In the month of August 2010 Afghanistan experienced more rainy days than last year and even more than the normal time. particularly in the Eastern region, Southeastern and Capital region.

    Comparison of rainy days for the month of August 2010 with the same month in 2009 (chart 3) shows significant increase of rainy days during the month of August 2010 over the same month of last year.

    Com

    parison of Actual Rainy D

    ays August 2010 with the Sam

    e Month of Last Year

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    0 2 4 6 8 10AibakAsmarBaghlanBamyan Chardara

    CheghcharanDara-e-SoofDarulamanFaizabadFarahGardizGhazi AbadGhazni Hirat

    Imam SahibJalalabadJawzjan kabulKandahar KhostKunduz

    Lashkargah Mazar MoqurPaghmanQala-e-nawSardaySari PulSarobi

    ShindandTaluqanUrgonUruzgan

    Rainy Days August 2009Rainy Days August 2010

    Chart 3

  • Data Source:AMA 14

    Temperature had and increase in some parts during the month of August 2010.

    Comparison of monthly average of temperature for the month of August 2010 with the same month in 2009 (chart 4) shows variable situation around the country and no significant change has been occurred in temperature during the month of August, but

    temperature had an increase in some parts of the country during the month of August 2010 over the same month of last year, while temperature had a decrease in other parts of the country.

    Average Temperature for the Month of August 2010

    Comparison of average Temperature of August 2010 and 2009

    21.3

    31.2

    29.1

    30.7

    28.7

    19.1

    30.5

    34.9

    31.3 31.8

    24.3

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    30.6

    30.4

    33.5

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    31.7

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    Average Temp.2010 Average Temp.2009

    Chart 4

  • Data Source:AMA 15

    Char t (5) shows maximum and minimum temperature for the month of August 2010. As chart ( 5 ) shows Shiberghan and Mazar with 43.2 ° C

    was the warmest spots of the country during the month of August 2010 and Bamyan with 7.2 ° C experienced lowest temperature in this month.

    Shiberghan and Mazar with 43.2 ° C was the warmest spot of the country during the month of August 2010.

    Temperature for the Month of August 2010

    Comparison of Minimum and Maximum Temperature of August 2010

    16

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    43 42.7

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    Chart 5

  • Data Source:ANDMA 16

    Flood Information

    Date Province Damaged lands Animal mortality

    24/August/2010 Badakhshan 250 Jereb 0

    15/August/2010 Kunar 300 Jereb 0

    25/August/2010 Kabul

    25/August/2010 Laghman

    25/August/2010 Nangarhar

    No Report on Causalities

    Comparison of Historical Number of Floods in August to the Number of Reported Floods During August 2010

    56

    Historical Floods in the Month of AugustFloods During August 2010

  • Data Source:USGS 17

    August 2010, the snow depth has been recorded 10 cm to 30 cm in above mentioned areas.

    Map (13) shows the remaining snow in the extreme portion of the Northeastern region at the end of

    For more information please contact:

    You can download the Afghanistan’s Agromet Bulletins from these site: http://afghanistan.cr.usgs.gov/documents.php?cat=1 http://bit.ly/cXzTo6 http://www.mail.gov.af/m

    Name Position Cell Email Address

    Abdul Qadir Qadir Director of AMA (Ministry of Transportation) 0799315843 [email protected]

    Nasir Ahmad Fayez Director of Irrigation (Ministry of Agriculture) 0700476311 [email protected]

    Afghanistan Snow Depth for the of August 2010

    Map 13