The hum of the robotic arm, working with inhuman precision and efficiency, drowns out the buzz of the workaholic bees going about their business like a well-oiled machine. One after another the machine scanned stacks of honeycombs that together could house up to 2 million bees – inspecting them for …
Read More »UN: HARMFUL EFFECT OF HUMANITY ON THE CLIMATE IS ‘REAL’
In the landmark study of scientists affiliated with the United Nations (UN), it was noted that the harmful effect of humanity on the climate is “real”. According to the report, a significant temperature limit may be exceeded in about 15 years as a result of the continued emission of greenhouse …
Read More »NESTLE’S FIRST NET ZERO CARBON EMISSIONS DAIRY FARM ON TRACK TO REACH TARGETS…
Nestlé’s first dairy farm that is earmarked to reach net-zero carbon emissions in 2023, is on track to achieving its targets. The Skimmelkrans farm, located in George in the Western Cape, produces some of the company’s nutritious products such as Nestlé MILO and Nestlé Nespray. “Producing quality milk is crucial …
Read More »ŞEMSİ BAYRAKTAR: BURNING STUBBLE CAUSES THE SOIL TO LOSE ITS PROPERTIES
Press release… Although it is forbidden to burn stubble, which occurs every year after harvest, harms the soil and causes environmental problems, it continues. Stating that burning stubble causes the soil to lose all its properties, Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB) Chairman Şemsi Bayraktar said, “Since 70 percent of …
Read More »“IF NO ACTION IS TAKEN, BREAD PRICE MIGHT RISE TO 5 LIRAS!”
Mine Ataman, founder of the Seed Platform, said that if no action is taken, climate change will cause great damage to the agricultural sector and agricultural production. Suggesting that many crops will not be able to be produced in the next 10 years if this situation continues, Ataman also stated …
Read More »WILDFIRES DAMAGE TURKISH AGRICULTURE!
The wildfires ravaging Turkey’s southern and western coastal regions, which firefighters have been struggling to contain due to strong winds, have already caused great damage to agricultural fields and farms. Now the production of olives, honey and many fruits and vegetables is at risk. As of Tuesday, only 13 wildfires remain …
Read More »TURKISH BUSINESS WORLD TO MOBILIZE ON ‘SAPLINGS’ DONATION!
With wildfires ravaging Turkey, killing at least eight people and burning thousands of square meters of forests, the Turkish Forestry Ministry has announced that “new plantations will be made as the rain will start by the end of October.” The announcement directed individuals, public institutions, universities and the country’s business world …
Read More »NO DRINKING WATER SHORTAGE EXPECTED IN TURKEY DESPITE DROUGHT!
Turkey’s three big cities have sufficient resources for drinking water, according to official figures. Istanbul has enough water to last seven months, while Ankara has enough for six and Izmir 12. Although there is a meteorological drought taking hold of Turkey due to climate change and the consequential increase in …
Read More »TRAINING IN RENEWABLE ENERGY TO BENEFIT SYRIANS AND TURKISH HOST COMMUNITIES BY UNDP…
Press release… Five facilities set up by UNDP with Korean funding provide certified training in solar and wind energy to improve job prospects for refugees and their Turkish hosts İskenderun, 2 August 2021 – Hundreds of Syrian refugees and their Turkish hosts will gain the skills they need to find …
Read More »TURKEY UNITES IN FIGHT AGAINST MULTIPLE FOREST FIRES!
Turkey has mobilized and united in efforts to fight against wildfires that have wreaked havoc on swathes of the country’s south and Aegean region, as the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry said 107 of 112 fires have been brought under control as of early Aug. 1. People across the country are sending …
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THE GLOBAL WINDOW OF TURKISH FOOD AND AGRICULTURE The Global Window of Turkish Food and Agriculture Sector
