The Inhisar district of Bilecik, a major vegetable production hub in the Marmara Region of Turkey, is facing challenges due to hot weather and drought, particularly affecting greenhouse producers of vegetables like green onions. Women make up the majority of the workforce in harvest and cleaning tasks, with production facing reduced demand and financial strain due to the weather conditions. Green onions, along with lettuce and arugula, are cultivated in greenhouses during the winter, with around 40-50 employees engaged during this period. The article highlights the struggles of producer Yüksel Dakak and 73-year-old worker Muhterem Thinken, who continue their work despite the challenges, underscoring the broader impact of dry weather on agriculture in the region.