/ Sep 05, 2026
/ Sep 05, 2026

The greatness of Egypt

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Egypt 🇪🇬 is Africa’s

▪️Largest producer of Wheat

▪️Largest producer of Dry Onions

▪️Largest producer of Tomatoes

▪️Largest producer of Potatoes

▪️Largest producer of Cucumbers

▪️Largest producer of Garlic

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▪️Largest producer of Oranges

▪️Largest producer of Sugar Beet

▪️Second largest producer of Cabbages

▪️Second largest producer of Grapes

▪️Second largest producer of lemon

▪️Second largest producer of Mangoes

▪️Fourth largest producer of Maize

▪️Fifth largest producer of Carrots

The above is based on annual average production (2017 – 2021)

▪️The Arable Land in Egypt is approximately 3.5 Million Hectares, the 13th smallest in the continent

▪️ Nearly 96% of Egypt is desert

 

Photo 📸: A Mango Farm in Egypt

Author Elijah K. Samuel Kirichu

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