Turkey: 24.2 tons of fodder peas distributed to producers in Uşak

Published 2024년 10월 10일

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A total of 24.2 tons of fodder pea seeds were distributed to producers in Uşak, Turkey, in a ceremony aimed at boosting the agricultural sector and supporting animal husbandry activities. The distribution of the seeds, which were put into use to increase fodder plant production and support animal husbandry, was seen as a significant step towards improving soil quality and meeting roughage needs for animal husbandry. The project will cover 2,420 decares of land, and is expected to increase producers' productivity and efficiency in animal husbandry. The initiative was celebrated for its potential to address roughage deficits and enhance the economy through increased agricultural production.

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In order to provide support to producers in Uşak, 24.2 tons of fodder peas were distributed. An important step was taken in Uşak to support the agricultural sector. Fodder pea seeds were distributed to producers at the ceremony held with the participation of Deputy Governor Dr. Olgun Öner, Provincial Agriculture Director Serkan Bilir, Uşak University Faculty of Agriculture Dean Prof. Mehmet Fatih Çelen, DSİ 23rd Branch Manager Orhan Çelik and many agricultural non-governmental organization representatives. A total of 24.2 tons of fodder pea seeds were distributed to producers free of charge at the ceremony. These seeds were put into use to increase fodder plant production and support animal husbandry activities. This support given to producers is of great importance in the agriculture and animal husbandry sectors. It was emphasized that fodder peas are an important plant in terms of the high protein value they contain and the nitrogen they provide to the soil. Thanks to these ...

Source: Sondakika