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Turkey: Climate change is changing the agricultural calendar

Published Oct 13, 2021

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The article highlights the impact of climate change on agriculture, specifically in Turkey, where changes in the agricultural calendar are noted. Dr. Mehmet Hasdemir, the General Director of Plant Production, has announced plans to adjust agriculture in Turkey to the changing climate, focusing on water management and the development of drought-resistant wheat varieties. These efforts are part of a strategy to increase productivity and adapt to the challenges of climate change and water scarcity. The article also mentions the resilience of Turkish farmers, who have continued to produce despite the pandemic, and the importance of adopting more efficient farming practices to improve productivity and ensure food security.
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Climate change is changing the agricultural calendar Herbal Production General Manager Dr. Mehmet Hasdemir: "With a production exceeding 126 million tons, they have carried Turkey to the top 10 in agricultural output by producing what our country needs" "They made production by working 3 times more efficiently by looking at the other farmers in the world by being the top 1 in Europe" KIRIKKALE - Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Director of Plant Production Dr. Mehmet Hasdemir said, "Let's not perceive climate change as just drought. Climate change also affects the agricultural calendar. In previous years, we planted autumn in Anatolia between September 15 and October 15, but this year we plant in November in various regions due to climate change." Speaking at the "pasta wheat seed and forage crops seed" distribution ceremony in Kırıkkale within the framework of the "2021 Crop Production Development Project" of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Director ...
Source: Sondakika
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