Turkey: Chestnut seedling distribution in Mersin

Published 2024년 12월 16일

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The Erdemli district in Mersin, Turkey, is launching a new project, "Chestnut Production in Marginal Lands," to cultivate chestnut saplings on idle agricultural lands. The District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry has distributed 1,800 saplings to 29 farmers as the initial stage of the project. The goal is to bring underutilized lands into economic use, prevent erosion, and provide financial support to the farmers. A pilot area spanning 110 decares in Karahıdırlı Neighborhood has been identified for this initiative.
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In Mersin's Erdemli district, 1800 chestnut saplings were distributed to 29 farmers to utilize idle lands in agriculture. The District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry launched the "Chestnut Production in Marginal Lands Project" to bring unused agricultural lands into production. In the program organized at the Alata Horticultural Research Institute within the scope of the project, 1800 chestnut saplings were given to 29 farmers. Governor Ali Hamza Pehlivan told reporters that production would be carried out in the 110-decare area in Karahıdırlı Neighborhood, which was selected as the pilot area in the project. Pehlivan stated that the aim was to bring areas that are considered "marginal" and are not first-degree agricultural lands into the economy, and said, "With these species, we encourage agriculture and bring them into the economy. On the one hand, we prevent erosion by planting trees. Economic support ...
Source: Sondakika

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