Internal factors | |
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Weaknesses | Strengths |
1. Lack of proper distribution and the heterogeneous amount of machinery and technology in the agricultural sector | 1. Ability of cultivating strategic products in many parts of the country |
2. Disproportion size of agricultural land and existing agricultural machinery | 2. Dependence of the production of these products on energy inputs |
3. Use of amortized machines and consequently increased waste | 3. Growing capacity of country mechanization |
4. Lack of correlation between the increase in Indicators of machinery and the reduction of waste | 4. Significant correlation between mechanization capacity index and increase in wheat production |
5. Gradual growth of the agricultural sector compared to other economic sectors of the country | 5. Increasing trend and moving toward increasing and improving energy indicators |
External factors | |
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Threats | Opportunities |
1. High cost of ownership for beneficiaries | 1. Climate diversity |
2. High dependence on fossil fuels | 2. Suitable market for exporting to countries of the region |
3. High cost of exchanging rate and impact on the economy | 3. Large number of graduates in agriculture |
4. Lack of interest in investing in the manufacturing sector | 4. Possibility of modifying seeds and using biotechnology in production |
5. Growing trend in the service sector and the downward trend in manufacturing sectors | 5. Major factories of agricultural machinery production in the country and the history of decades of manufacturing and exporting machinery |
6. Expanding urbanization and lack of interest in engaging in agricultural activities | Â |
7. Water bankruptcy of the country | Â |