The article highlights a successful initiative by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Şırnak, Turkey, to bring barren lands into agriculture through the Project for the Expansion of Vegetable Production Areas. This project has seen the cultivation of 128 thousand seedlings across 200 decares of land in villages near the Iraqi border, previously unsuitable for agriculture. The initiative has not only revitalized previously barren lands but also created employment opportunities and increased income for local villagers. The plan aims to expand to 1500 decares within five years, with support from local farmers and in collaboration with local producers, who are satisfied with the project's results. The article also mentions the distribution of seedlings, the positive yield, and the plans to build greenhouses for 16 producers.