Türkiye is having a productive year in cherry production

Published 2024년 4월 29일

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Turkey is expected to have a bumper cherry production season in 2024, with the country's leading cherry regions, Aydın and Izmir plateaus, showing abundant flower growth. There is optimism among farmers for a productive season, with projections estimating a yield of 725 thousand tons from approximately 22 million cherry trees nationwide. Turkey also expects to continue its strong cherry exports, with 2023 data showing exports of 83 thousand tons valued at 215 million 796 thousand dollars to 55 countries, led by Germany.
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Türkiye is preparing to experience one of its most productive years this year in the production of cherries, of which it is the world leader. The branches of cherry trees in the Aydın and Izmir plateaus, where cherry production is most intense, were overflowing with flowers. While the cherry orchards in the plateaus create a riot of colors with the blossoming of the trees, farmers are preparing for a happy and fruitful season. The trees in the cherry orchards located in Yukarıkayacık in Aydın Efeler District, Sarıcam in Köşk District, Ahatlar, Sultanhisar and Nazilli district and springs in İzmir's Ödemiş district were overflowing with fruit. Stating that the cherry trees are preparing for a very productive season this year in the fertile plateaus between Aydın's Köşk and İzmir's Ödemiş district, Hamamköy Headman of Ödemiş district, Mehmet Gelen, stated that cherry producers are hopeful for the season this year. Noting that preparations for the fruit buying and selling market, ...
Source: Sondakika

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