Turkiye: Kiwi harvest begins in Ordu

Published 2024년 11월 6일

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The kiwi harvest in Ordu has commenced, aiming to supplement the local economy alongside hazelnuts with an anticipated yield of 8,600 tons in 2024, contributing around 300 million TL. Governor Muammer Erol and officials attended the event, emphasizing efforts to boost kiwi production, which started 30 years ago. The province has expanded kiwi cultivation to 3,914 acres, with plans to surpass a yield of 12,000 tons. Ordu Kiwi, known for its distinct aroma and long shelf life, was granted a geographical indication in 2019. Producer Tarık Tercan, who began cultivating kiwi four years ago, plans to increase his yield from 3 tons to 20 tons.
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In Ordu, the harvest of kiwi, which is produced to provide additional income in addition to hazelnuts, has begun. With the expected harvest of approximately 8,600 tons in 2024, it is aimed to contribute approximately 300 million TL to the Ordu economy. Ordu Governor Muammer Erol attended the kiwi harvest in the garden of a producer named Tarık Tercan in Kökenli Neighborhood of Altınordu district. Governor Muammer Erol, who went to the kiwi garden with Altınordu District Governor Erkan Karahan, Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Kemal Yılmaz, Altınordu Chamber of Agriculture President Atakan Akça, conveyed his wishes for the garden owner and workers who harvested the kiwi to be easy and wished their products to be abundant and fruitful. "Efforts to increase kiwi production continue" Ordu Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Kemal Yılmaz, in his statement at the kiwi harvest, said, "Kiwi cultivation is the most important product among additional ...
Source: Sondakika

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