Pumpkin seed harvest started in Nevşehir, Turkey

Published 2024년 10월 11일

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Nevşehír, a city in Turkey, has commenced its pumpkin seed harvest for snacks, contributing significantly to the country's production, with an anticipated yield of 22-23 thousand tons this year, which accounts for 37.5% of Turkey's total production. Governor Ali Fidan oversaw the harvest and highlighted the importance of agriculture to the city, with 20,000 farmer families reliant on it. Nevşehír leads in the production of beans, must grapes, and is in the top 5 for dried grapes in Turkey. The city's pumpkin seeds have been registered as a geographically indicated product since 2019.
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The harvest of pumpkin seeds for snacks has begun in NEVŞEHİR. Governor Ali Fidan said, "37.5 percent of our country's pumpkin seeds are provided by our city alone. We expect a pumpkin seed harvest of around 22-23 thousand tons this year." The harvest of pumpkin seeds for snacks has begun in Kaymaklı town of the central district. Nevşehir Governor Ali Fidan, who attended the harvest, stated that the city is also an important center in Turkey with its agricultural products. Governor Fidan stated that agricultural production in the province is carried out on an area of approximately 3.5 million decares, and that 20 thousand farmer families earn their living from agriculture, and that grains such as wheat, barley and oats are produced in 53 percent of the agricultural areas. Governor Fidan said in his statement, "In Nevşehir, which is also an important center in terms of agricultural product diversity, we are in first place in our country with 45 thousand tons of bean production ...
Source: Sondakika

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