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Demirci district in Manisa, Turkey, is expecting a bountiful almond harvest of 550 tons this year, with 400 thousand trees covering 13,200 decares. This anticipates a significant increase in production, with plans to harvest 700 tons in the next two years, thanks to the growth of 50 percent of the trees and new plantings. Ibrahim Çatal, a farmer who has been producing almonds for 16 years, remains hopeful for the quality and market price of the harvest.
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A 550-ton almond harvest is expected in Demirci district of Manisa. Farmers in Demirci, where almond production has increased in recent years in addition to jujubes, cherries and walnuts, have started harvesting almonds. Farmers who go to their fields early in the morning collect their products with poles. District Agriculture and Forestry Director Faruk Şenyurt stated that there are 1,178 registered almond producers in the district and said, "A 550-ton almond harvest is expected this year from 400 thousand trees in an area of 13,200 decares. 50 percent of the almonds are currently 5 years old. We aim to harvest 700 tons of almonds in 2 years with the newly ...
Source: Sondakika
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