45 tons of sainfoin seeds were distributed to 210 farmers in Ardahan, Turkey

Published 2024년 4월 29일

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The Ardahan Agriculture and Forestry Directorate has distributed 45 tons of sainfoin seeds to 210 farmers as part of the 'Pasture Improvement and Management Project'. The aim of the project is to reduce the pressure on pastures caused by overgrazing. The sainfoin plant is not only a forage plant but also beneficial for beekeepers. The Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Muhammet Fatih Cineviz, expressed that the project aims to increase forage plant production and relieve pressure on pastures.
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45 tons of sainfoin seeds were distributed to 210 farmers due to the "Pasture Improvement and Management Project" implemented by Ardahan Agriculture and Forestry Directorate. "Pasture Reclamation and Management Project" was organized at Ardahan DSI Directorate. The project aims to eliminate the pressure caused by overgrazing of pastures. Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Muhammet Fatih Cineviz, made a statement to the press after the program. Cineviz said, "Within the framework of our Pasture Improvement and Management Project, we distributed seeds to our producers in the planting areas in order to save them from overgrazing pressure in our pastures. On this occasion, we aim to reduce the pressure on our pastures as a result of increasing forage plant production after these seed plantings that we will implement in agricultural production areas. Today, we aim to reduce the pressure on our pastures as a result of increasing forage plant production after planting these ...
Source: Iha

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