According to the UN, Afghan opium production has dropped by a third.
Autumn is coming, even if the volume of the year-on-year growth of 18% of the land used for farming crops, the United Nations office drugs and crime (UNODC) said.
More farmers have been trying to planting tobacco, opium prices have been rising.
In this harvest autumn was due to bad weather and disease.
Although the government eradication efforts intensifies, poppy cultivation in the area to increase nearly 10000 hectares of crops in 2012 eradicate drugs and crime office reports.
Cultivation mainly concentrated in the southern and western country in "insecurity and organized crime place", the United Nations office of drugs and crime.
Provinces and "no poppy" state remain unchanged, still for 17, according to the report.
The United Nations says, no safety and opium planting has obvious relationship between several years.
Should encourage "improve the living conditions, including higher safety and the rule of law, in helmand province and the national drugs and crime office director yuri · fee much Joe husband said:" such as fruit we want to help poor agricultural community, to support yourself.
The report said, helmand province is the largest amount of land to be used in the production of opium provinces.
Last year, in the country's opium production doubled, in the back of the crop prices.
The government plan in the southern and western countries, the BBC's quentin · Somerville reports in Kabul is very unpopular.
The taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan profits big drugs and crime network, our correspondent adds.




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