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The article reports that the harvest of silage corn, a crucial animal feed for winter, has commenced in Muş, Turkey. Last year, the province achieved a yield of 96,994 tons from 20,80 decares of silage corn plantation, contributing significantly to the local economy. This year, with favorable climate conditions and adequate rainfall, the cultivation of silage corn has expanded to 20,347 decares, expecting to yield around 132,255 tons, valued at 106 million liras. The harvesting process was highlighted during a visit by the Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director, Mehmet Gün, to Bağlar Kıyık village.
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Harvesting of silage corn, which is used as animal feed in winter, has started in Muş. Participating in the harvest held in Bağlar Kıyık village of the center, Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Mehmet Gün said that they expect a high yield in silage corn. Stating that the silage corn harvest, which was planted in irrigated fields in order to meet the need for animal feed, has begun, Gün said: "The length of the corn has reached 3 meters. We expect a yield of 9 thousand tons per decare. The yield of 96 thousand 994 tons of silage corn, which was planted on an area of 20 thousand 80 decares in our province last year. This year, the precipitation was at the desired level. The climate conditions were good. 20 thousand 347 decares. "Silage corn was planted in the area. We expect a yield of ...
Source: Haberler Agri News
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