Cumin harvest has started in Şanlıurfa, Turkey

Published 2024년 5월 22일

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Manual harvesting has started in Şanlıurfa, Turkey, which accounts for 30% of the nation's cumin production. Farmers are pleased with the high productivity, yielding 3,500 tons of cumin from 50 thousand decares. Enhanced irrigation from the Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) and favorable rainfall have boosted crop yields. Şanlıurfa's Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Mehmet Aksoy, emphasized cumin's economic benefits across various industries. Farmer Mehmet Türk highlighted cumin's higher profitability compared to wheat and barley, promoting the cultivation of alternative crops and increasing exports.
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Manual harvesting has started in the agricultural city of Şanlıurfa, where 30 percent of cumin production in Turkey is met. High productivity made farmers happy. Şanlıurfa Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Mehmet Aksoy, continues his visits to see the products coming at harvest time in the field. Aksoy visited the field where cumin is produced in an area of 22 decares belonging to Mehmet Türk in Sağlık District of Eyyübiye district. Examining the harvested product, Aksoy examined the harvest made by the workers on site. Aksoy stated that cumin production was carried out on an area of 50 decares in Şanlıurfa and they achieved a yield of 3 thousand 500 tons. Aksoy said that Şanlıurfa has a 30 percent share in cumin production. Cumin harvest, which is done manually by agricultural workers, makes farmers happy thanks to its high yield. It was reported that high yields in grain products are expected to be achieved with proper rainfall this year. “We produce 3,500 tons of ...
Source: Iha

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