Dr Erol Kesici, Scientific Advisor of the Association for the Protection of Nature of Türkiye (TTKD), unveiled that 186 of the 240 lakes in the country have completely dried up in the last 60 years and that the remaining ones are in danger of drought and excessive pollution. Dr. Erol …
Read More »World Bank grants 6.4M dollars for pollution reduction in Black Sea…
‘Climate change is intensifying the impacts of pollution in the Black Sea,’ says World Bank official… The World Bank on Friday approved a grant of 6.39 million dollars for a project to reduce pollution in the Black Sea. A statement by the bank said that the Black Sea became one …
Read More »Dr. Yusuf Kurucu: We should switch to undercover farming as soon as possible!
Ege (Aegean) University (EÜ) Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition Lecturer Professor Dr. Yusuf Kurucu stated that due to climate change, salinity in the soil has increased day by day, especially since 2010 and this has negatively affected agriculture. Dr. Kurucu said, “Türkiye needs to switch …
Read More »Summer of 2024 breaks global temperature records!
Temperature-related extreme events will only become more intense if action not taken, warns deputy director of Copernicus… The summer of 2024 has set new temperature benchmarks globally, according to data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) released Thursday. Global average temperatures for June to August reached 0.69C above the …
Read More »Brazil; the most advanced country in the transition to a greener economy…
Brazilian Agriculture often undergoes great advances. The Brazilian system of support for science and innovation as well as the willingness of Brazilian farmers to test and accept new technologies are pillars of these advances. In recent years, regenerative agriculture has been one of these leaps, respecting soil conservation practices and …
Read More »Harvest of worldwide known Bursa black fig starts!
The harvest of the fruit, which is grown in some regions of Bursa and is considered to be the world’s highest quality black fig, has started. Due to the weather conditions, the black fig harvest started 20 days earlier than last year and the yield soared by 15 percent as …
Read More »The future of coffee prices is uncertain due to the unpredictable climate!
August, 2024… Extreme weather events in Brazil and Vietnam are among the main reasons for the increase in coffee prices. So what does the world have in store for coffee prices? Kanica Goel from www.newfoodmagazine.com writes that there has been significant volatility in the global agricultural commodity market in recent …
Read More »“Recommendations to Farmers for Sustainable and Transformable Agriculture”
Dear farmers, seed is the building block of life and the foundation of agriculture. You produce and reproduce for the continuity of all life. It will be possible to boost productivity and quality in our country’s agriculture by cooperating with our farmers who breathe life into the soil with ancestral …
Read More »How sustainable agriculture contributes to achieving zero hunger…
July, 2024… The second of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals – SDG2: Zero Hunger – aims to create a world free of hunger by 2030. However, according to the UN, a combination of factors including the pandemic, conflict, climate change and deepening inequalities mean that hunger and food insecurity have been …
Read More »How technology supports farmers to protect their profitability…
Technology solutions are emerging to support farmers in optimising their farming practices to overcome financial burdens and preserve the planet. 2024 began with farmers across the world raising their voices and protesting as they are being hit by falling incomes, environmental regulations and competition from imports. Many farmers complained they feel caught between …
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THE GLOBAL WINDOW OF TURKISH FOOD AND AGRICULTURE The Global Window of Turkish Food and Agriculture Sector
