Turkey: Saffron production will be increased in Karabük

Published 2021년 10월 27일

Tridge summary

Safran, a unique variety of saffron, is being produced in Safranbolu, Karabük, Turkey, by 29 farmers across 58 decares of land. The product is expected to yield between 25 and 27 kilograms this year, selling for 50-60 thousand liras per kilogram. The district is actively supporting the farmers and planning to increase production, as saffron is the most expensive spice in the world and has significant applications in health, industry, medicine, and food. The Agriculture Directorate is providing support to boost production, and the municipality is also planting saffron and planning to provide onions free to citizens.
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Original content

Safran, which was registered as a result of the studies carried out in 2014 because it differs in terms of hardness, color and aroma compared to the one produced in some countries such as Iran, Spain, India and Greece, is produced by 29 farmers in Safranbolu on an area of 58 decares. Saffron, which is planted in August every year and blooms in October-November with purple colored and fragrant flowers, is sold for 50-60 thousand liras per kilogram. This year, about 27 kilograms of product is expected from saffron, which can dye 100 thousand times its weight in liquid yellow and can only be produced from 80 thousand flowers, half a kilogram. Onion support to farmers Karabük Governor Fuat Gürel told Anadolu Agency (AA) that the city is one of the most important production areas of saffron. Noting that the production of saffron is increasing day by day in the district, Gürel said, "Currently, 29 farmers in 8 villages produce 58 decares of land. We expect a saffron harvest between 25 ...

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