Oil rose harvest has begun in Turkey

Published 2022년 6월 28일

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The article reports on the commencement of the rose oil harvest in the Çardak district of Denizli, Turkey, a significant source of roses for Gülbirlik. The harvest, which was launched in Söğüt, a key production area, was attended by local officials and farmers. The roses are used in the cosmetic and food industries. The economic significance of rose production in the region, which contributes between 1-1.5 million liras annually, was highlighted. Due to adverse weather conditions, the production has decreased from 1000 decares to 810 decares this year. The article also emphasizes the potential of the region to become a large garden for medicinal and aromatic plants.

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DENİZLİ (UAV) – In the Çardak district of Denizli, which is one of the important centers from which Gülbirlik purchases most of the rose oil production in Turkey, the oil rose harvest has begun. Governor Ökkeş Furkan Karakurt, Director of Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Şakir Çınar and Mayor Hüsnü Yılmaz and technical personnel as well as many farmers attended the harvest ceremony held in Söğüt District of Çardak district, one of the important oil rose production centers of the region. Roses produced in Söğüt, where 126 tons of oil roses were harvested in the 2021 harvest season, are used in the cosmetic industry as rose oil and rose water, and in the food industry as rose jam. Rose production provides an annual economic contribution of 1-1,5 million liras to Çardak and its neighborhoods. Wishing that the new harvest season will be beneficial and fruitful for the producers, Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Şakir Çiçar said, "We are starting the rose harvest in ...

Source: Yenihaberden