The article reports that the quince harvest has begun in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey, with expectations to yield over 10,000 tons from 1,500 acres of land. This fruit, known for its flavor, size, and high quality, is grown primarily in the Onikişubat district and several other regions. It is not only consumed domestically but also exported to countries like Russia, Romania, and Arab nations. The Eşme variety, weighing between 400-600 grams, is the most cultivated. The quinces are purchased from the garden for 7-10 liras and are renowned for their quality, especially due to the region's unique ecological conditions.