Sorghum harvesting event was held in Malkara, Turkey

게시됨 2024년 10월 24일

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The article introduces the Silage Sorghum Project in Tekirdağ, Turkey, which aims to combat climate change and drought by introducing sorghum as an alternative feed source. The project, supported by a 75% grant, was introduced at the Sorghum Harvest event in the Malkara district. The sorghum plant is expected to consume less water compared to other silage feeds, making it a viable option in areas with limited irrigation. The project covers 3,000 acres of land across 11 districts in Tekirdağ this season and has received positive feedback from growers.
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At the Sorghum Harvest event held in Malkara district of Tekirdağ, the Silage Sorghum Project, which is being carried out with a 75 percent grant within the framework of combating climate change and drought, was introduced, and it was stated that the sorghum plant will offer producers an alternative feed source. The Sorghum Harvest event was held in Kırıkali Neighborhood of Malkara district with the participation of Tekirdağ Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Oktay Öcal. At the ceremony, Kırıkali Neighborhood and surrounding neighborhood headmen, producers and technical personnel came together. In his speech at the event, Provincial Director Öcal emphasized that the Silage Sorghum Production Expansion Project, which is being carried out with a 75 percent grant by his institutions, was organized in order to see the results under farmer conditions and to introduce the sorghum plant to producers. Öcal stated that the negative effects of climate change on agriculture have ...
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