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 [[File:Yanuban climate map.png|right|Thumb|Climate map of Yanuban.]]
 Yanuban's climate is a thick belt of wet tropical climate along the southern and eastern coast. In the center of the country is a dry tropical climate. The Baqunah Mountain range in the west of the country has a humid subtropical climate. In the northern part of the country the southern reaches of the Great Kavir desert has a semi-arid climate. In the northeastern part of the country is the Mahagheh Mountains with a highland climate.
+==Economy==
+===Agriculture===
+In Yanuban, the agricultural sector plays a pivotal role in providing sustenance for the population and contributing to the nation's exports. The choice of crops and herd animals varies across different climatic zones, catering to both domestic consumption and international trade. Here are examples of primary food sources and key agricultural products in Yanuban:
+*Wheat: Particularly in regions with a humid subtropical climate, where conditions are conducive to wheat cultivation, it serves as a staple grain for local consumption.
+*Rice: In the wet tropical belt along the southern and eastern coast, rice cultivation is prominent, providing a crucial dietary staple.
+*Rubber Trees: Yanuban's tropical climate makes it suitable for rubber cultivation, with rubber trees yielding latex, a valuable export commodity.
+*Tropical Hardwoods: The nation specializes in the cultivation and export of tropical hardwoods, contributing to the international timber market.
+*Goats and Sheep: Adapted to various climatic zones, goats and sheep provide meat and wool, supporting both local diets and economic activities.
+*Camels: In arid regions, camels serve as a source of meat, milk, and as pack animals, contributing to the livelihoods of local communities.
+*Dates: Date palms, well-suited to arid climates, yield dates that are both consumed locally and exported, contributing to economic diversification.
+====Pescaculture====
+Yanuban's fishing industry thrives on the diverse aquatic resources of the [[Bay of Oduniyye]] and the [[Pukhtun Sea]]. The rich biodiversity in these waters provides an abundant array of fish species for both local consumption and export. The primary fish caught in Yanuban are: yellowfin and skipjack tuna, snapper, mackerel, barramundi.
+=====Fishing Practices=====
+*Longlining:* Yanuban's fishing vessels engage in longlining, deploying lines with numerous baited hooks to target species like tuna that are attracted to the bait.
+*Trawling: Trawlers drag nets through the water to capture schools of fish, an effective method for catching mackerel and other pelagic species.
+*Handline Fishing: Particularly for snapper and barramundi, handline fishing involves a single fishing line with a baited hook, providing a more artisanal and targeted approach.
+*Trap and Pot Fishing: To capture crustaceans and bottom-dwelling species, traps and pots may be employed, ensuring sustainable harvesting practices.
+===Manufacturing===
+*Microprocessors and Cellphones: Yanuban's market economy, with significant influence from [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] interests, specializes in the assembly of microprocessors and cellphones for export, contributing to economic revenue.
 ==Government==