First harvest of anise in Çeşme Municipality, Turkey in 30 years

Published 2021년 8월 27일

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The article highlights the revival of anise production in Çeşme, a municipality in Turkey, after a 30-year absence, led by Mayor M. Ekrem Oran. The mayors of Çeşme and Izmir have distributed anise seeds to farmers and have committed to purchasing the produce at a price above the market rate. The anise is expected to be cultivated on Çeşme's fertile soils and has the potential to serve as an alternative crop in the region. The mayors have also emphasized the importance of genuine Çeşme anise and warned against counterfeits.
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Çeşme Municipality has resumed its anise production, which has sunk into oblivion, after 30 years. Seeds distributed by the Mayor M. Ekrem Oran, who protected local values such as Karakılçık and chewing gum, and gave them a guarantee of purchase above the market, grew green. In our country, the average yield decare is 70 kilograms, from the harvest of anise plant, 100 kg per decare. Indicating that it is expected to buy a product, Oran stated that anise will be grown on the fertile soils of Çeşme. Distributed for free Participating in the harvest of anise, which is the abundance that comes with its scent, Oran said, “The anise plant has a potential as an alternative in our region. We distributed anise seeds to our farmers free of charge, for which we also provided new market opportunities to our producers. We started our harvest. May it be fruitful,” he said. Pointing out that Izmir Metropolitan Municipality ...

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