Turkey: A yield of 5 thousand tons is expected from black cumin planted as an alternative product

Published 2022년 6월 9일

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The agricultural city of Kilis in Turkey has seen a significant increase in the cultivation of black seed, with the cultivation area expanding 10 times over the past 5 years, covering more than 50,000 acres. This increase is attributed to the crop's low input costs and high profit potential. The city's Chamber of Agriculture expects a yield of 5,000 tons this year. The crop is bought by spice manufacturers and the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry. The city's climate is also suitable for the production of aromatic substances in black cumin. Farmer Ömer Şahan, who planted the crop over 60 acres for the first time this year, anticipates high yields.
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A yield of 5 thousand tons is expected from black seed, which is planted as an alternative product by farmers in Kilis and whose cultivation area has increased 10 times in the last 5 years. In Kilis, which stands out with the cultivation areas of products such as olive, grape, wheat, barley, corn and pepper in agricultural activities, farmers have started to turn to alternative products in recent years. Due to the low input costs and high income, the farmers, who make high profits from black seed, whose production area is expanding in the city, sell their products to spice manufacturers and the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry. Kilis Chamber of Agriculture President İbrahim Kara told Anadolu Agency (AA) that fertilizers are used less in black seed and this reduces costs. Kara said, "The cultivation area of black cumin has continued to increase in Kilis for 5 years. This year we have exceeded 50 thousand acres. 50 thousand acres of coriander and 5 thousand acres of cumin are ...
Source: Sondakika

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