Turkey: Quince trees in Sakarya started to bloom golden yellow

Published 2021년 4월 25일

Tridge summary

Quince trees in Sakarya, Turkey, have started blooming, signaling the start of the quince harvest season. The region, known for producing a significant portion of the world's quince, expects a higher yield this year. The quince, famous for its taste and juiciness, is consumed and processed into various products. The district of Geyve has registered the quince's geographical indication, trademark, and sign, and the fruit is valued highly. Despite potential challenges like diseases and pests, quince is a crucial source of income for the region. The harvest, expected to start in October, is sold domestically and internationally, with about 70% of the production being exported to various countries.
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Original content

In the center of the quince in the world, the branches bloomed in golden yellow The trees of the quince gate opening from Sakarya to the world blossomed The flowering trees of the fruit whose song was written created a visual feast The neighborhood head and quince producer Osman Önal: "Quince grown in Sakarya goes to the other end of the world" SAKARYA - Sakarya 'grown in Turkey as well as in many countries of the world, he sent gold and branches of quince trees began to blossom, described as yellow. The visual feast created by the combination of green and white flowers blooming on the trees of the fruit whose name was written was also viewed from the air. The quince trees, which are in the Rose Flower family and are called as the golden yellow of the branches, started to bloom. Famous for its juiciness and taste, Sakarya quince meets a significant part of the domestic market's needs and is exported to many different countries. It is expected that the yield of Geyve and Pamukova ...
Source: Sondakika

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