Syrian farmers planted coriander and black seed

Syrian citizens farming in Gaziantep's İslahiye district planted coriander and black seed. Halid Elomar, 35, who came from Idlib, Syria and took refuge in Turkey about 8 years ago, found that the medicinal and aromatic plants of coriander and black seed were not planted in the region as a result of his researches in the district. Elomar rented a 200-decare field with a friend in the Yeniköy District of the district with the technical support it received from the district's Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. He planted coriander on 110 decares and black cumin on 90 acres of the field they rented. Syrian Elomar stated that coriander and black seed were planted for the first time in the region and that it will be planted according to it in the coming years ...