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Türkiye’s Afyon sausage gains EU geographical indication recognition…

Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumaklı announced that Turkish Afyon sausage (Turkish style fermented sausage -known as sucuk – made with ground meat, usually beef or lamb, with a high fat content and added spices) has been granted geographical indication registration by the European Union. İbrahim Yumaklı Sharing the exciting …

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Turkish fresh fruit, vegetables and bulgur selected as ‘Modern Legends’ in Russia!

Press release… ANATOLIAN DELICACIES RECEIVE ‘MODERN LEGEND’ AWARD FROM RUSSIA… DOUBLE AWARD FOR TURKISH FOOD PRODUCTS FROM THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE… In Russia, one of Türkiye’s most important export markets, the promotional campaigns for ‘Turkish Fresh Fruit and Vegetables’ and ‘Turkish Bulgur’ carried out under the Ministry of Trade’s Turquality support …

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Impact of agricultural frost may last for up to 3 years!

The impact of the agricultural frost that hit several provinces in April is likely to last for three years and affect 1 million workers, according to a preliminary report by a parliamentary commission. Members of the commission recently traveled to frost-hit 13 provinces last week to assess the situation. The commission’s preliminary will be …

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Mustafa Kürlek retains his title as successful young CEO!

Press release… MUSTAFA KÜRLEK, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF KÖKLÜ OLIVES (ZEYTİNCİLİK), RETAINS HIS TITLE AS SUCCESSFUL YOUNG CEO… Mustafa Kürlek, the fourth-generation representative of the Ayvalık-based Kürlek family, has been included in the ‘40 Under 40 Young CEOs’ list by Ekonomist magazine for the third time, thanks …

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We are losing farmers every day, why?

We are losing farms and farmers at an alarming rate! This loss has major implications for our food system and our daily lives. Here’s why it’s crucial to understand and address this issue: 1. Concentration of Food Power As farmers and farmland disappear, food production increasingly falls into the hands …

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Turkish farmers leap into autonomous tractors with XAG APC2 Autopilot Console…

Autonomous tractor operations are gaining ground on Türkiye’s small and medium-sized family farms, where labour shortages and rising costs remain persistent challenges. Driving this transformation is the increasing uptake of the XAG APC2 AutoPilot Console, which turns even aging tractors into smart, capable field partners. As young people return to …

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Ahmet Tiryakioğlu: Cereals, pulses, oilseeds and products exports reached 5.2 billion dollars

Press release… According to data from the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM), the five-month export value of the cereal, pulse, oilseed and processed products sector, which includes basic food products such as wheat flour, pasta, vegetable oils, biscuits, and sugar and cocoa products, was announced as 5.2 billion dollars. While cereal …

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How can our oceans revolutionize regenerative practices?

You and I both know the challenges our planet faces: soil degradation, carbon imbalance, and the desperate need for sustainable practices. We’ve witness the impact of regenerative agriculture on land, how it breathes life back into the earth, sequesters carbon, and revitalizes ecosystems. But here’s a thought: our planet is over 70 percent water. If …

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Artificial intelligence-supported agricultural production monitoring from Türksat!

Türksat is closely monitoring agricultural production by analysing satellite images with artificial intelligence technologies. According to information obtained by an Anatolian Agency (AA) correspondent from Türksat, within the scope of the Artificial Intelligence-Based Detection of Production Areas Using Satellite Images Project, images obtained from advanced satellites such as Göktürk-1, Göktürk-2, …

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FAO Food Price Index falls in May on lower cereal, vegetable oil and sugar prices…

Press release… » The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 127.7 points in May 2025, down 1.0 points (0.8 percent) from April. While the price indices for dairy products and meat increased, they were more than offset by declines in those for cereals, sugar and vegetable oils. Overall, the FFPI was …

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