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CARE FOR THE LAND. ROOM TO GROW.AGRICULTURE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW

Our crops.
Goodness we nurture.

Onions, melon, watermelon, dates, sugarcane and garlic. Explore each crop and its uses, and ask us about availability.

Figures describe Oman’s national production; each crop shows its year and data status. Sources and details ↗

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Onions

ONIONS

A bulb crop at the heart of everyday cooking, with firm layers and a flavour that mellows and sweetens when cooked.

Oman production · 2025 · preliminary21,618 tonnes
Crop details
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Melon

MELON

An aromatic seasonal fruit with sweet flesh, enjoyed fresh, in fruit dishes or as juice.

Oman production · 2025 · preliminary88,102 tonnes
Crop details
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Watermelon

WATERMELON

Watermelon is a seasonal fruit known for its juicy flesh and refreshing taste.

Oman production · 2025 · preliminary117,637 tonnes
Crop details
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Dates

DATES

The fruit of the date palm, with a natural sweetness and textures that vary across varieties and stages of ripeness.

Oman production · 2025 · preliminary405,997 tonnes
Crop details
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Sugarcane

SUGARCANE

A crop with stalks rich in sweet juice, used for pressing and sugar production.

Oman production · 20241,745.5 tonnes
Crop details
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Garlic

GARLIC

A bulb crop whose heads contain cloves with a distinctive aroma and flavour.

Oman production · 2025 · preliminary8,585 tonnes
Crop details
For details on seasons and availability, please get in touch with our team.CONTACT US ↗
PART OF OUR DEVELOPMENT PLANS

Closer control of growing conditions.
A broader crop range.

We plan to develop protected growing environments that broaden our crop range and allow closer attention to growing conditions. Our plans include tomatoes, sweet peppers, cucumbers, courgettes and strawberries: a new chapter for Al-Ataa.

TomatoesSweet peppersCucumbersCourgettesStrawberries
Explore our vision
Tomato growing in a protected greenhousePROTECTED FARMING · DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Let’s grow new possibilities.

We welcome enquiries about our crops and opportunities to collaborate.

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