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In Ahlat district, Bitlis, Turkey, the harvest of food and seed potatoes has begun, with the region contributing 4% to the national supply. This year, 200,000 tons are expected from 56,000 acres. Bitlis Governor Ahmet Karakaya highlighted agriculture's strategic importance and the government's support during his visit to the harvest, accompanied by local officials. Ahlat is historically significant in Anatolia, and efforts are underway to enhance production and distribution.
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The harvest of food and seed potatoes has begun in the Ahlat district of Bitlis, one of Turkey's potato warehouses. The potatoes produced in the rich and extensive agricultural lands of Ahlat district meet 4 percent of Turkey's potato needs and rank 9th in Turkey. A harvest of 200 thousand tons of food potatoes is expected from 56 thousand acres of land in Ahlat this year. Bitlis Governor Ahmet Karakaya visited Halil Süleymanoğlu's potato field in Ahlat district and participated in the potato harvest. Governor Karakaya, who chatted with the agricultural workers harvesting in the field and wished them well, collected potatoes and participated in the harvest. Bitlis Governor Ahmet Karakaya, who made a statement to the journalists here, said, "Potato is one of the most consumed products in all households. This year is a fruitful season. We wanted to share the excitement of our farmers by participating in the potato harvest here. We wanted to see this work on site. We are always with ...
Source: Sondakika
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