The first harvest of Turkish kumquat is promising

Published Jan 5, 2022

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The article highlights the success of kumquat cultivation in Izmir, Turkey, with a pilot production of 1,500 kilos from 400 trees, despite being in the trial stage for only two years. The trees are expected to yield 8 tons as they grow and become more productive. The Aegean Association of Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters, led by Hayrettin Uçar, aims to establish kumquats from Izmir as a significant commercial product in the Aegean region.
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The kumquat, also known as the "golden orange", has earned a place among the horticultural products of Izmir. The first crop of kumquat trees planted for trial purposes two years ago is promising. The pilot production of kumquats, which mainly grow in the Mediterranean region of Turkey, with about 400 trees, yielded 1,500 kilos of product. Although the trees are still small, their productivity is already high and the amount of fruit is expected to increase to 8 tons as the trees continue to grow and become more productive. Hayrettin Uçar, president ...
Source: AGF

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