Al Baraka Farms | operated date company

Welcome to Al-Baraka Farms

Al-Baraka Farms is a family-owned and operated date company, committed to producing the finest quality dates and date products for your family.

Learn more about the family and the history behind Al-Baraka Farms.

Al-Baraka Products

Discover our range of products, whether fresh, Rotob or dried dates.

Learn more about Al-Baraka Farms’ range of products.

Eco-Farmed Techniques

Since 1989, Al-Baraka Farms has been using sustainable farming practices to enrich the soils and improve our date crops.

Learn more about Al-Baraka Farms’ farming methods and our continued commitment to the environment

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Sophie Grigson in Jordan - Episode 6

A Date With A Fish

Renowned chef Sophie Grigson visits Al-Baraka Farms, where she prepares a delicious date recipe !

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History Timeline

Salim Naber establishes first experimental date palm plantation, B2, of 1241 trees, in the Jordan Valley.

The first section of B1 Farm in Queira is planted.

Al-Baraka Farms Co. Ltd. is established as a limited liability company.

ABF plants third plantation, B3.

ABF exports first shipment to the United Kingdom.

ABF plants fourth plantation, B4, which produces pollen for the other farms.

ABF plants fifth plantation, B6.

ABF plants seventh plantation.

ABF opens first retail outlet.

ABF plants eighth plantation.

ABF registers six new seed varieties in the MOA in Jordan; the first Jordanian date palm varieties to ever be registered.

ABF plants ninth plantation.

ABF begins planting tenth plantation. ABF expands plantation , by buying an adjacent land and continuing planting with several successful varieties.

ABF begins planting eleventh plantation

Salim Naber is honored for his role in the date palm world at the 2015 “Khalifa International Date Palm Award” in Abu Dhabi.

Dates Products

Chocolate Covered Dates & Date Confectionery

Production Techniques

Date production techniques play an important role in the final date product, and Al-Baraka Farms places great emphasis on certain factors, particularly as many of the decisions that we make during crop production can greatly influence the post-harvest quality of crops. These factors include production and management decisions concerning soil fertility, variety selection, irrigation, and pest-management.