Enab Baladi – Ras al-Ain The planted areas with onion crops in Ras al-Ain, northwest of al-Hasakah, have increased, with hopes of achieving profits after losses in wheat and cotton crops. Farmers have resorted to onion cultivation to offset what they described as severe losses from the wheat and cotton crops in the previous season, due to their glut and lack of a market outlet, and traders controlling the pricing. Onion cultivation in the region begins from mid-December and extends until early February, adding to the cumin crop, which has also expanded in the area. Onion as alternative Enab Baladi met with a number of farmers in Ras al-Ain who decided to grow onions, and asked them about the
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