Turkey: The first potato harvest of the season has been made in Datça

Published 2022년 5월 13일

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The first potato harvest of the season in the Datça district of MUĞLA was held due to cold weather and frost events, resulting in a delay and a decrease in yield. The harvest, which was participated in by local officials, producers, and citizens, covered 2 thousand decares and is expected to yield around 6 thousand tons. Despite the low yield, the potato sold for between 7 and 8 TL per kilogram. Datça District Governor Mesut Çoban and Muğla Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Barış Saylak emphasized the importance of small family businesses in agricultural production and highlighted the effects of global warming on open field production.
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In the Datça district of MUĞLA, the first potato harvest of the season was held today with a delay of about one month this year due to cold weather and frost events. Datça District Governor Mesut Çoban, Muğla Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Barış Saylak, Datça Agriculture and Forestry District Manager Bülent Shatır, producers and citizens participated. This year, potatoes were planted on an area of 2 thousand decares in Datça. Depending on the cold weather conditions in the winter months, the harvest is delayed for one month, and the yield is expected to be around 6 thousand tons due to a decrease of up to 40 percent. Finding buyers between 7 and 8 TL per kilogram in the field, the potato made the producer smile despite the low yield. In his speech at the potato harvesting event, Datça District Governor Mesut Çoban said that Datça is an agricultural district as well as tourism. Shepherd said, "We are also an agricultural district with early potatoes, late autumn ...
Source: Sondakika

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