Turkey: Cloves harvested in Isparta are exported to European countries

Published Jul 2, 2024

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Isparta, a city in Turkey, is aiming to produce around 300 million clove branches on 2 thousand decares of land, with some of the production being exported to European countries such as Russia, Germany, and England. The cloves are grown in greenhouses in Deregümü village and Çünür District, contributing to the local economy. Murat Arslan, a clove producer, mentioned an increase in carnation branches this year and expressed the joy of collective workmanship. The Isparta Chamber of Agriculture and the Union of Chambers of Agriculture are supporting this production and are hopeful for a good harvest. Hatice Çetin, a worker, shares the challenges she faces as a mother balancing household responsibilities with her job in the clove greenhouses but finds fulfillment in providing her own financial income.
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Cloves harvested in Isparta are exported to European countries. This year, it is aimed to produce approximately 300 million clove branches in an area of 2 thousand decares in the city. Carnation is also produced in Isparta, which has a strong agricultural infrastructure in Turkey with products such as roses, lavender, cherries and tomatoes. Cloves grown in greenhouses in Deregümü village and Çünür District in the center of Isparta are exported to European countries such as Russia, Germany and England. Approximately 300 million clove branches are produced every year in the city under plateau conditions. Some of the cloves produced are sent to the foreign market, contributing to the country's economy. Clove producer Murat Arslan stated that he has been producing cloves for 5 years in Isparta and said, "We produce in our 85 decare greenhouse in Çünür District. We are currently harvesting the cloves we planted in November. We plant the cloves in February, March, April and May. We have ...
Source: Sondakika
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