The harvest of einkorn, the ancestor of wheat, has begun in Turkey

Published 2022년 8월 3일

Tridge summary

Einkorn wheat, a crop grown in the İhsangazi district of Kastamonu, Turkey, is experiencing high demand in both domestic and international markets, owing to its unique characteristics as a grain that can be grown without the use of pesticides or fertilizers. This ancient grain, also known as 'Kabulca' or 'spa', is primarily used for bulgur and flour, with a portion used as feed. The district expects a good yield this year, and the harvest has already begun. Einkorn wheat is highly valued for its natural production and is often processed locally into various products.
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Original content

Einkorn wheat, which is planted on an area of 12 thousand decares in the İhsangazi district of Kastamonu and is known as the ancestor of wheat, continues to be in demand in domestic and foreign markets in raw and processed form. Siyez wheat is called as "kabulca" or "spa" in the region. While approximately 70% of the einkorn wheat produced in the region is used as bulgur and the remaining portion is used as flour and feed, einkorn, the ancestor of wheat, has recently been in high demand abroad as well as in the domestic market. The einkorn wheat, whose orders are taken before it is harvested, is almost sold out. The 'ancestor of wheat', einkorn, also known as "Kabulca" or "hot spring", is the only grain product that can be grown in the natural environment without pesticides and fertilizers. . Einkorn, which has been preserved and grown in Kastamonu until today, is mostly produced in İhsangazi, Seyçiler and Devrekani districts. The yield is expected to be high this year in einkorn, ...

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