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Brazilian agricultural cooperatives outpace input resellers by building a stronger ecosystem…

July 2026… Brazilian agricultural cooperatives are emerging as one of the biggest winners from the recent financial downturn affecting parts of the country’s agribusiness distribution sector. While many input resellers have struggled with shrinking margins, rising producer defaults and mounting financial pressure, cooperatives have steadily expanded their market share by …

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IFAJ; Artificial intelligence’s impact on R&D for agriculture

July 2026… Artificial intelligence is already transforming agricultural research and development by accelerating scientific discoveries and enabling more targeted, sustainable solutions for growers. In this webinar, Martin Clough, Syngenta Crop Protection’s R&D Head of Digital Collaboration and Sustainability, and Andre Piza, Syngenta Group’s Global Head of Digital AgTech, explain how …

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Dr. Hüseyin Akdemir writes; “Medicinal and aromatic plants in Türkiye”

July 2026… The use of medicinal plants for healing purposes by humans dates back to the earliest periods of humankind. Civilizations in ancient China, ancient Greece, India, North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula mentioned treatment with plants in written sources. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that approximately 4 billion …

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Abdulvahap Olgun: We have a target of 100 million dollars in dried tomato exports

July 2026… Türkiye Earned 60,989,000 Dollars from Dried Tomato Exports in the First Half of the Year… Türkiye earned 60,989,000 dollars from the export of 18,301 tonnes of dried tomatoes to 91 countries in the January-June period of 2026. The highest export volume during this period was to the USA …

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19 thousand tonnes of kashar and gruyere cheeses produced in Kars!

July 2026… Approximately 19,000 tonnes of geographically protected kashar and gruyere cheeses are produced annually in Kars province… Kars province, with its vast pastures and highlands, rich vegetation and strong livestock infrastructure, is one of Türkiye’s most important centres for milk and dairy product production. Approximately 19,000 tonnes of geographically …

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Turgay Türkyılmaz: Pufferfish fishing prevents the addition of 50 million new fish to the ecosystem

July 2026… Turgay Türkyılmaz, General Director of Fisheries and Aquaculture at the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, stated that thanks to pufferfish fishing, the addition of approximately 50 million new pufferfish to the ecosystem has been prevented. ANKARA… Türkyılmaz made statements to an Anatolian Agency (AA) reporter regarding the Ministry’s …

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Emre Uygun: Financing mechanisms must adapt to the olive sector’s production schedule

Press release… July 2026… The Aegean Olive and Olive Oil Exporters Association (EZZİB) organized a “Financing Access Information Meeting” to facilitate exporters’ access to financing and inform the sector about current support mechanisms. At the meeting, held at the Aegean Exporters Associations service building, representatives from the Central Bank of …

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‘Serince’ developed in Türkiye to be exported!

July 2026… “Serince” Wheat Developed in Türkiye Prepares for Export… The “Serince” bread wheat variety, developed by the GAP Agricultural Research Institute in Şanlıurfa province and widely used by farmers in the region, has achieved successful results in yield trials in Syria, paving the way for its export. ŞANLIURFA… “Serince,” …

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Kemal Kaçmaz: Türkiye’s citrus exports reach over 911 million dollars

July 2026… Türkiye exported 911 million and 35 thousand dollars worth of citrus fruits in the first six months of this year. According to data from the Mediterranean Exporters’ Associations, 807,114 tonnes of citrus fruits were exported in the January-June period of 2026. Kemal Kaçmaz The sector, which exported 518 …

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Lavender harvest begins in Darende…

The lavender harvest has begun in Darende district of Malatya, where lavender is grown as an alternative crop to apricots. The lavender production area, which has been increased to 3 decares this year, contributes to the regional economy with its high value-added products and serves as an example of alternative …

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