GOLDEN HARVEST FROM CLOVE GARDENS | UNVEILING THE MIRACLE OF CLOVE FARMING

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Cloves are one of the most famous spice plants in the world. This plant originates from the Maluku Islands, Indonesia, which were once known as the "Spice Islands." Cloves have a strong, distinctive aroma, and have been used for centuries as a cooking spice, especially in Asian, African, and Middle Eastern cuisines. In addition to being used in food, cloves are also an important ingredient in the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and perfume industries due to their efficacious essential oil content.
The uses of cloves are very diverse. In addition to being used as a cooking spice, cloves have extensive medical properties, including as a natural pain reliever, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory. Clove oil is often used to relieve toothache, while in traditional medicine, cloves are also used to relieve coughs, sore throats, and digestive problems. The eugenol content in cloves makes it one of the important raw materials in the pharmaceutical industry.
Clove farming has high economic value because this plant is resistant to various weather conditions and can produce high-quality harvests for years. Once planted, clove trees can produce clove flowers for decades, making it a profitable long-term investment for farmers. In addition, the relatively stable selling price of cloves in the international market makes it one of the promising agricultural commodities. In this video, engineering technology will invite you to see the stages of the clove farming process.