Turkey: White cabbage seedlings were planted in the soil

Published 2022년 6월 4일

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Farmers in Niğde, Turkey, have begun planting white cabbage, making it the second-largest producer of the vegetable in the country. The province, located in an agricultural region, produced 136 thousand tons of cabbage on 20 thousand decares of land last year, contributing 23% to Turkey's total production. For the first time last year, Niğde also exported cabbage to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, and Azerbaijan, and expects to increase its cultivation area by 300-400 decares this year. The region's cabbage production is more efficient than the national average.
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Farmers in Niğde, which ranks second in white cabbage production in Turkey, started to plant the seedlings. Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Asım Baş told reporters at the seedling planting event in Sazlıca that Niğde is an agricultural city. Stating that cabbage is an important product for the city and the country, Baş emphasized that they rank second in production in Turkey. Noting that 136 thousand tons of cabbage was produced on an area of approximately 20 thousand decares in the city last year, Baş said: "We meet about 23 percent of Turkey's production of white cabbage. We are the second after Samsun. Boron is produced intensively in the villages of the center and Ulukışla district. Last year, we exported cabbage to abroad for the first time; we sent products to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and Azerbaijan. "Although it was symbolic, our first cabbage export took place, and then there was an export demand from other countries. Hopefully, we are hopeful for ...
Source: Sondakika

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