Turkey: Atakum Municipality's support for ancestral seeds to producers

Published 2021년 10월 21일

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The Atakum Municipality in Samsun, Turkey, is set to distribute 10,000 ancestral seeds to producers through its 'Volunteer Producer' program. The seeds, which include 25 varieties, will be shared by the AtaTohum Center, the first ancestral seed bank in the Black Sea Region. A contract will be signed with the volunteers, who will receive pre-training from the municipality's agricultural engineers, to ensure efficient cultivation and adherence to no pesticide or fertilizer use without consultation. In return, the volunteers will deliver some of the new ancestral seeds to the AtaTohum Center.

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Atakum Municipality's support for ancestral seeds to producers 10 thousands of ancestor seeds will meet the soil SAMSUN - Atakum Municipality AtaTohum Center will deliver 10 thousands of seeds to producers with the "Volunteer Producer" program. Continuing its efforts to carry local seeds to the future and to ensure food safety, Atakum Municipality AtaTohum Center, the first ancestral seed bank of the Black Sea Region, rolled up its sleeves to deliver tens of thousands of seeds to citizens who want to produce from ancestral seeds with the "Volunteer Producer" program it will implement. Thanks to the program, while ancestral seeds meet with the soil, both production will increase and ancestral seeds will become widespread. 25 kinds of seeds will be shared After the harvest, the seeds taken from the products at AtaTohum are individually packaged after drying. The type of seed and the city it came from are written on the packages and they are made ready for distribution. Thanks to the ...

Source: Sondakika