Turkey: Kiwi harvest started in Trabzon

Published 2024년 11월 4일

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The kiwi harvest has commenced in the Geyikli neighborhood of the Şalpazarı district in the Black Sea Region of Turkey, located at the base of Sis Mountain. Local producers are pleased with the harvest this year and see kiwi cultivation as an alternative to hazelnuts, with a high economic return and market potential. Retired teacher Abidin Şengül is among the producers, seeing it as a significant economic contribution to the district. The kiwi fruits are grown organically with support from the District Food, Agriculture and Livestock Directorate.
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Kiwi harvest has begun in the Geyikli neighborhood of the Şalpazarı district of Trabzon, which is located on the skirts of Sis Mountain, the closest mountain to the coast with an altitude of 2,182 meters in the Black Sea Region. Producers who started to enter the gardens to collect kiwis grown as an alternative product to hazelnuts in the Şalpazarı district expressed that they were pleased with the harvest this year. Retired teacher Abidin Şengül, who lives in the Geyikli neighborhood, said that they were producing kiwis in their neighborhood with an altitude of 1,600 meters. Abidin Şengül stated that he retired after educating thousands of students in different parts of our country for 35 years and that he was now producing kiwis in his own garden. Abidin Şengül said, "I think that if the production of this kiwi, which is an alternative to hazelnut production and has a high economic return and market share, is supported, this fruit cultivation will become more widespread in our ...
Source: Sondakika

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