Turkey: The famous walnut saplings of Bandırma started to be grafted

Published 2021년 8월 11일

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Walnut sapling production for sale has started in the Sahil Yenice district of Balıkesir, Turkey, with an annual production of around 10 million saplings. These saplings are sent to various countries, with a goal to also start exporting to the USA. Due to insufficient land, producers are renting land in neighboring areas to increase production. The Bandırma Chamber of Agriculture and the neighborhood headman are working towards establishing a tissue culture laboratory to increase production capacity and aim to employ 10,000 people in Sahil Yenice this year.
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The grafting period of walnut saplings grown by farmers in the rural Sahil Yenice District of Bandırma district of Balıkesir and sent to 33 countries has begun. About 10 million walnut saplings are grown annually in Sahil Yenice, known as the "Fidancı village". The saplings, which are removed after the grafting and maintenance processes, are tied with ropes and loaded onto trucks for sale at the final stage. Most of the people living in the neighborhood, where 6 million saplings are sent annually to all over the country and to 33 countries including Greece, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Kosovo, Azerbaijan, Russia, England, Serbia and Romania, earn their living from this work. Due to the insufficient lands in the face of increasing demand in recent years, the producers who rented agricultural land in the surrounding neighborhoods of Ömerli, Ziraatli, Kayacık and Erikli are trying to increase their production. Attempts are underway to export to the USA from the neighborhood where the ...
Source: Sondakika

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