Turkiye: Geothermal agriculture zone rises in Denizli

Published Nov 19, 2024

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Turkey is investing in its first geothermal resource region in Denizli, establishing the Denizli Sarayköy Geothermal Heated Greenhouse Organized Agricultural Zone. The region, spread over 729 decares and funded with 200 million TL, has 7 greenhouses initially producing tomatoes, with room for expansion. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry aims for high tech, high yield agriculture with a focus on the environment and zero waste. The zone also includes land for industry, with plans to employ 1,000 people and generate 1 billion TL in annual economic impact. The ministry is investing in more organized agricultural zones to support agriculture, boost economic growth, and provide jobs.

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In the Greenhouse Organized Agricultural Zone planned as Turkey's first geothermal resource region in Sarayköy district of Denizli, one of Turkey's important industrial cities, investments continue and production increases. Tomatoes are produced in 7 greenhouses in the region where 12 greenhouse parcels and 2 industrial parcels are located. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry continues to establish organized agricultural zones where high technology will be used, uninterrupted production and high yield are targeted. Vegetable and fruit production continues to increase in the Denizli Sarayköy Geothermal Heated Greenhouse Organized Agricultural Zone. The Denizli Sarayköy Geothermal Heated Greenhouse Organized Agricultural Zone was established in partnership with the Denizli Governorship, Commodity Exchange and Chamber of Commerce. The region, whose infrastructure construction was completed with the credit support of 200 million TL at today's prices from the Ministry of ...

Source: Sondakika