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Abdulkadir Karagöz: We can achieve similar developments in Turkish agriculture as we have done in the defense industry!

August 2026… The “TÜME Agricultural Route Programme” was organized in Tokat… The Agricultural Technologies Cluster (TÜME) organized the “TÜME Agricultural Route Programme” in Tokat province… TOKAT… Abdulkadir Karagöz At the event held in the city centre of Tokat, the Rector of the National Defence University, Professor Dr. Erhan Afyoncu and …

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Farmers’ internet usage more than doubled in 10 years across Türkiye…

August 2026… As the use of technology in the agricultural sector surges day by day, the internet usage rate among those working in the sector has reached 86 percent this year. ANKARA… According to information compiled by an Anatolian Agency (AA) reporter from Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) data, the internet …

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Vietnam and the Philippines; a new destination for food exports

August 2026… Press release… Turkish food exporters, aiming to secure a stronger position in the rapidly growing food markets of South-East Asia, have opened the door to new business partnerships through a sector-specific trade mission programme they carried out in Vietnam and the Philippines. Organised under the auspices of the …

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Kars applies for EU geographical indication status for kashar!

August 2026… Approximately 19,000 metric tonnes of “Kars kashar” and “gruyere cheeses” are produced annually in Türkiye’s northeastern province of Kars, one of the country’s leading dairy-producing regions known for its vast pastures, rich vegetation and strong livestock industry. The province is home to 66 dairy processing facilities that manufacture milk and …

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Spike in Black Sea attacks further disrupts global commodity flows!

August 2026… A recent surge in attacks on ships, ports and export terminals in the critical Black Sea region is disrupting global supplies of grain and oil, turning it into the latest strategic trade chokepoint hit by escalating conflicts. The Black Sea is a vital route ⁠for shipments of grain, crude oil …

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What’s at risk as Europe’s rivers run low?

August 2026… Europe’s prolonged heat waves are exposing a growing vulnerability that stretches far beyond agriculture or water shortages… BRUSSELS… As Rhine, Danube, Po rivers fall to historic lows, continent is facing mounting disruptions to freight transport, electricity generation, industrial production, supply chains Europe’s largest rivers are already at water …

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Zafer Ergezen: The risks associated with the El Niño weather phenomenon are having an impact on wheat prices

August 2026… Wheat took centre stage in the agricultural commodities market last month… In the commodities market, the agricultural sector saw sharp rises last month due to the El Niño weather phenomenon, global drought and geopolitical tensions, with movements in wheat prices taking centre stage. Global climatic factors and geopolitical …

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Food inflation can be ‘cooled down’ by the cold chain…

August 2026… According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), 526 million tonnes of food are wasted every year due to inadequate refrigeration. In Türkiye, the annual food loss is estimated to be between 12-15 million tonnes. Food experts state that a cold chain that operates uninterrupted from …

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Scientific collaboration stands out in the success; experts from 17 countries come together in Izmir for Turkish tobacco

Press release… August 2026… The 65th Agricultural Chemical Analysis Subgroup Meeting of the Cooperation Centre for Scientific Research Relative to Tobacco (Centre de Coopération pour les Recherches Scientifiques Relatives au Tabac), hosted by the Aegean Tobacco Exporters Association (ETİB) and held at the Izmir Chamber of Commerce, brought together scientists, …

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Harun Göksel writes; “The Cotton of the Future: Natural, Traceable and Sustainable”

August 2026… The textile world is undergoing a transformation. Global giants are no longer just looking at the texture or color of the fabric; they are questioning the story behind it, the environmental cost of the product from the field, and its water footprint. It is precisely at this turning …

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