Turkey: Distribution of paradise apple saplings in Kavaklıdere

Published 2024년 12월 23일

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The Muğla Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, in collaboration with the Muğla Governorship YİKOB, Kavaklıdere Municipality, and the Aegean Agricultural Research Institute, has launched the 'Population of Paradise Apple Project' to boost the production of persimmons in the Kavaklıdere district. The project aims to cultivate 5,000 paradise apple saplings across 100 decares, with 90% of the saplings provided as grants. In addition, a separate project will distribute 200 kg of Çayboyu bean seeds to 200 producers in a 10-decare area, with a total budget of 134,200 TL. This initiative is part of the new agricultural support model, aiming to increase the production of high-value crops and support local farmers.

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Muğla Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry continues to support producers in cultivating high value-added products. Provincial Directorate teams distributed paradise apple saplings to producers in Çayboyu Neighborhood of Kavaklıdere district. The project, which will be carried out with 34 producers in an area of 100 decares, aims to plant a total of 5 thousand paradise apple saplings in the soil. Seedlings were distributed to producers in Kavaklıdere within the scope of the ‘Population of Paradise Apple Project’ initiated by Muğla Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry and supported by Muğla Governorship YİKOB. Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Barış Saylak and Kavaklıdere Mayor Mehmet Demir, as well as mukhtars, producers and citizens attended the event. Speaking at the ceremony, Muğla Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Barış Saylak stated that the persimmon, also known as the persimmon and a subtropical fruit, is grown in the ...

Source: Iha