Bean harvest begins in Niğde, Turkey

Published 2024년 8월 20일

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The article reports on the commencement of the bean harvest season in Niğde, Turkey, which is expected to yield 42,352 tons from 123,650 acres of agricultural land, marking a potential increase in production compared to the previous year. Despite a decrease in planting areas due to farmers shifting to potato cultivation, there is an anticipated improvement in yield per decare, from 225 kilograms to 300-350 kilograms. Niğde ranks third in dry bean production in Turkey and is known for its high-quality beans, which are enjoyed throughout the country.
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Harvest has begun in Niğde, which ranks third in bean production in Turkey. This year, it is expected that 42,352 tons of yield will be obtained from beans planted on 123,650 acres of agricultural land. Niğde Chamber of Agriculture President Veli Kenar stated that Niğde ranks third in dry bean production in Turkey and that they expect an increase in yield compared to last year, and that there are also producers who plant grain products. Kenar, who stated that the planting areas decreased in 2024 compared to the previous year, said, "In our province, 33 thousand 855 tons of yield was obtained while planting was done in 150 thousand 560 decares of land in 2023. This year, although our planting area decreased compared to the previous year, we expect an increase in yield. In the 2024 production season, we expect a bean yield of 42 thousand 352 tons in beans planted in 123 thousand 650 decares of land. As every year, the quality of our products is very good this year. Since it is grown ...

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