Turkey: Çubuk prepares for shipments, serves Ankara's greenery needs

Published 2021년 4월 19일

Tridge summary

Producers in Turkey's Çubuk district are preparing for the upcoming season, with some experiencing delays due to abnormal weather conditions. The farmers face challenges such as fluctuating yields and two years of pandemic-related restrictions, which have led to a reduction in planting areas. The cost of production is low, but the product ends up being sold at higher prices due to intermediaries. The farmers hope to mitigate the impact of the pandemic and restrictions on their sales in the upcoming season.
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Producers in Çubuk district, which meets most of Ankara's need for greenery, are getting ready for the new season. Producers in Yenice District, which shipped an average of 10 truckloads of spinach, parsley, onion, cress, dill, arugula, sorrel per day during the season, had to start their preparations late because the weather conditions did not go away in seasonal normals. Hacı Ünal, who has been producing greenery for about 30 years, said in a statement that the journey of the product from field to table will begin within a week. Speaking of the difficulties of farming, Ünal said, "It is full of rain, it rains, it hits with apathy. Therefore, you cannot get the same yield every year. The pandemic has affected our business for 2 years. For this reason, we have halved the area we planted because restrictions continue." said. Friday Eğilmez, one of the producers, also touched on the effect of intermediaries on prices. Eğilmez said, "We sell it in the band of 0.40 to 0.50 kuruş, but ...
Source: Sondakika

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