The first Turkish salmon harvest was carried out in Deriner Dam

Published 2024년 11월 15일

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The Deriner Dam, located in Artvin, Turkey, has started producing Turkish salmon, adding to its economic contribution since 2012. The first harvest, with an annual production of 8,300 tons across 24 cage operations, was inspected by the Artvin Governor, who highlighted the dam's suitability for aquaculture due to its water quality. The governor anticipates the annual salmon production value to reach 2 billion liras by 2024. The pioneering female entrepreneur, Eray Şeker, who established the first fish facility in the dam, aims to produce 100 tons this year, tapping into the dam's potential to boost the regional economy and export potential.

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Deriner Dam, which started energy production in Artvin in 2012 and made a great contribution to the country's economy, continues to contribute to the economy with Turkish salmon production. The first Turkish salmon harvest was carried out at Deriner Dam, which has the title of the second largest dam in Turkey in its field. Artvin Governor Turan Ergün, who attended the harvest, inspected the production facilities by boat. Stating that 8,300 tons of fish are produced annually in the 24 cage operations in the dam, Governor Ergün emphasized that Artvin has a high potential in aquaculture production. Drawing attention to the water quality of the dam, Governor Ergün said, “Today, we are carrying out the first fish harvest in Deriner Dam. Artvin is a very important province in terms of aquaculture with both its sea and 5 large dams. The water in our dams is cold, clean and quite rich in oxygen. These features provide a great advantage for quality fish production.” Artvin's fishing ...

Source: Iha