Turkiye: Paddy harvest started in Kırıkkale

Published 2024년 10월 16일

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The rice harvest season has started in Kırıkkale, Turkey, a key rice-producing region, with farmers benefiting from a 50 percent grant leading to high yields. The harvest, part of a project covering 5700 decares in Sulakyurt district, was inaugurated with a ceremony in Yeşilli village. Officials, including Governor Mehmet Makas and Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Fatih Ateş, thanked the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for its support, highlighting rice's regional significance. Dr. Veyis Yurtkulu emphasized the growing importance of food security amid pandemics and wars, noting that grant seed support will continue next year.
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The harvest season has begun in Kırıkkale, one of Turkey's major rice production centers. Rice grown in villages with a 50 percent grant has made farmers happy this year with its high yield. In Kırıkkale, combine harvesters entered the fields to harvest the rice preferred by farmers with its high yield and income. Rice grown in the lands in the Sulakyurt plains has made farmers happy this year with its high yield. The harvest season for rice seeds with a 50 percent grant has begun within the scope of the project carried out to develop rice farming carried out on an area of 5700 decares in the Sulakyurt district. The harvest of 27 tons of rice seeds began with a ceremony held in Yeşilli village within the scope of the "Efficiency of Agricultural Land Use Project" of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. In his speech here, Governor Mehmet Makas thanked the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for the support provided to the region and emphasized that farmers who produce under ...
Source: Sondakika

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