Turkey: Harvest of black elderberry has started in Kastamonu

Published 2021년 10월 1일

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The article reports on the start of the black elderberry harvest in Kastamonu, Turkey, highlighting a harvesting event organized by the Kastamonu Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry as part of the "Elderberry Cultivation and Evaluation of Elderberry Products" project. The event, which was supported by a grant of 30 million TL, aims to increase local awareness of the benefits of elderberry and provide a new source of income for women farmers. The directorate has also distributed public education certificates to 44 farmers and conducted training courses on the cultivation and care of medicinal and aromatic plants.
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In Kastamonu, the harvest of black elderberry, which has a wide area of use in the food and paint sector, has started. Kastamonu Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry organized a harvesting event within the scope of the "Elderberry Cultivation and Evaluation of Elderberry Products" project. The harvest event held in Bademci village of Taşköprü was attended by Governor Avni Çakır's wife Bahar Çakır, Provincial Agriculture and Forestry Director Fatih Önlem, KTV Branch Manager Uğur Ertop, Bahar Çakır, Alev Sökmen, Sarı Konak Women's Cooperative President Mihriban Tüfekçi, Agricultural Engineer Ömür Onur and Agricultural Engineer Neriman Delge attended. Provincial Agriculture and Forestry Director Fatih Önlem, who said that they have made a grant support payment of 30 million TL in Kastamonu, said, "Our Provincial Directorate has always been a pioneer in meeting new products, technical knowledge and new technologies in agriculture with our producers. As I said, you ...
Source: Sondakika

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