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The article highlights a significant decrease in the price of Osmaniye Kadirli radishes in Turkey, with prices dropping to 50 cents due to the end of the harvest season and low demand. Despite a high yield this season, covering around 40 thousand decares of land, the price has fallen dramatically from the initial 1.20 lira per kilogram. This is causing disappointment among the radish producers, including Özgür Kurt, who expresses dissatisfaction with the season's outcome.
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Turkey's Osmaniye Kadirli radish in which about 70 percent of production, the price of radishes, which ended the harvest fell to 50 cents. Kadirli Chamber of Agriculture Chairman Hanifi İspir told Anadolu Agency (AA) that the yield of Kadirli radish, which has a geographical indication, is high this season. Stating that radish was cultivated in approximately 40 thousand decares of land this year, İspir noted that the price of the product was sold in the field for 1 lira and 20 kuruş at the beginning of the season. İspir stated that the price of radish, which yields an average of 5 tons per decare, ...
Source: Sondakika
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