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OSMAN AKAR: ERZURUM IS THE CAPITAL OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

Osman Akar, Erzurum Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, made an assessment of the situation after the Feast of Sacrifice. Akar said, “We shipped more than 30 thousand cattle, nearly 32 thousand small ruminants outside the province. Erzurum is the capital of livestock farming.” Erzurum province, one of Turkey’s most …

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“PRODUCERS SHOULD PICK THE HAZELNUT FROM THE GROUND”

Düzce Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Necdet Çiçek called on the producers to collect the hazelnuts, which are called “green gold”, from the ground, not from the branch, for quality increase. Çiçek stated that the harvest should be done after the hazelnut completes its ripening phase and that the …

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CONDITION OF PRELIMINARY PERMIT FOR LEMON EXPORTS ABROGATED…

The condition of obtaining a preliminary permit from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for lemon exports has been removed. The Communiqué on the ‘Abolition of the Communiqué’ on Lemon Export of the Ministry of Commerce was published in the Official Gazette and entered into force. Accordingly, the practice of …

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“PANDEMIC HIGHLIGHTS HEALTH AND AGRICULTURE”

Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University (NKU) Vice-Rector and Turkey Government-University-Industry Cooperation Working Group (KÜSİ) President Professor Dr. Bülent Eker said that they will organize virtual exhibitions in order to contribute to Turkey’s promotion in international markets. Stating that they want to draw the attention of academic and commercial stakeholders in Europe …

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REMAINING SACRIFICIALS TO BE PURCHASED BY ESK…

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Bekir Pakdemirli stated that the breeders who could not sell their sacrificials will not be victimized and the Meat and Milk Institute (ESK) will take the remaining animals. Minister Pakdemirli said in a written statement that this year there were 1.2 million cattle and 3.6 …

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“WE WILL ENHANCE THE AGRICULTURAL BRAND VALUE OF İZMİR”

The Izmir Commodity Exchange Ordinary Assembly Meeting of July was held on Tuesday, July 28, 2020 with video conferences and with a large participation of the members of the Assembly. The guest speaker of the meeting was Mustafa Özen, İzmir Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry. Izmir Provincial Agriculture and …

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GAP REGION TO BE A FOOD BASE…

Southeastern provinces, covered by irrigation projects carried out within Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP), is moving with firm steps towards becoming Turkey’s food base. The resources owned by the Southeastern Anatolia Region are evaluated within the scope of GAP and used to increase the income levels and quality of life of …

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LOW YIELD IN HAZELNUTS REDUCES PROFITS…

Turkish Grain Board (TMO) stated in its report that the low level of productivity in Turkey also has a negative impact on profitability The Hazelnut Sector Report prepared by the institution included problems in the sector and solution suggestions. In order to obtain more and higher quality products from the …

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ENHANCING DRIED APRICOT QUALITY PROJECT IN THE PIPELINE…

Press release… “Enhancing Dried Apricot Quality Project” is supported by Dried Fruit and Products Exporters’ Associations Sector Board and Malatya Commodity Exchange in partnership with Aegean, Southeastern Anatolia and Istanbul Dried Fruits and Products Exporters’ Associations. Within the scope of the project carried out under the coordination of Malatya Apricot …

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HALİL KOZAN: WE OBSERVE AN INCREASING DEMAND TO INDOOR FARMING

Halil Kozan, President of the Greenhouse Construction, Equipment and Equipment Manufacturers and Exporters’ Association (SERKONDER), who stated that they are observing that the interest in agriculture in the indoor area has increased significantly during the pandemic process, said, “Modern greenhouse was built using today’s technology and based on parameters suitable …

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