Red and purple potatoes that were grown for trial purposes were harvested in Torbalı, Turkey

Published 2021년 11월 16일

Tridge summary

A farm owner in Capak District, Şerafettin Baba, has successfully grown red and purple sweet potato varieties, covering around 15 decares of land. The harvest was celebrated with local officials and politicians, including Mahmut Atilla Kaya, the AK Party İzmir Deputy, who commended Baba's entrepreneurship. Mustafa Özen, the İzmir Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, praised the addition of sweet potato to İzmir's diverse herbal products and announced plans to expand production. Kaya reassured local producers that political, government, and institutional support would continue to be available to them.
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Original content

According to the statement made by the directorate, red and purple varieties of sweet potato, which is low in production in Turkey, were grown on an area of approximately 15 decares owned by Şerafettin Baba in Capak District. AK Party İzmir Deputy Mahmut Atilla Kaya, Torbalı District Governor Ercan Öter, İzmir Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Mustafa Özen, Torbalı Chamber of Agriculture President Yılmaz Girgin, Torbalı Chamber of Commerce President Abdul Vahap Olgun also attended the field day due to the harvest of sweet potatoes. İzmir Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Mustafa Özen, stated that the producer Şerafettin Baba gave the order to provide all kinds of support from the first moment he reached them and said: "İzmir is a pioneer city with the added value it creates as well as having a great production potential. We have a diversity of over 150 herbal products in our İzmir, which consists of very fertile lands and is the pearl of the Aegean. We ...

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