Turkey: 5 thousand walnut saplings were given to 50 producers in Samsun

Published 2023년 12월 14일

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The Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry in Samsun distributed 5 thousand walnut saplings to farmers as part of a project aimed at encouraging walnut cultivation as a more profitable alternative for traditional wheat farmers. The project, supported by the Eastern Black Sea Project Regional Development Administration, includes the establishment of 250 decares of modern irrigated walnut gardens in various districts of Samsun. The project also provides irrigation systems and training for producers, with 80% of the total project amount covered by the Regional Development Administration.
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In Samsun, 5 thousand walnut saplings were distributed to farmers by the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. The project, which was implemented based on the protocol signed between the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry and the Eastern Black Sea Project Regional Development Administration, is aimed at those who already cultivate wheat but are not suitable for mechanized agriculture (wheat) due to slope and land size, whose average wheat yield values are low and whose altitude, precipitation and It was aimed to encourage walnut cultivation as a more profitable alternative production for these producers who carry out agricultural production with their traditional habits in areas far from city centers where walnut production can be done economically in terms of climate demands, to increase the income and earnings of the producer, and to make agricultural production areas more profitable. Within the scope of the "Fruit Growing Development Project", ...
Source: Sondakika

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