Green onion harvest started in Mersin, Turkey

Published 2022년 1월 10일

Tridge summary

Green onion harvest has started in Mersin, Turkey, employing local residents from neighborhoods such as Kaşlı, Düğdüören, and Dorukkent. The process involves planting, harvesting, and cleaning before the product is sent to various provinces in Turkey. The job is crucial for the economic survival of the community, with each family involved in the process. This year has seen a productive season for green onion production, with increased yield and satisfaction among the farmers. Despite facing water shortage, they have managed to irrigate the crops effectively, resulting in a successful harvest.
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Original content

MERSIN (AA) - MUSTAFA ÜNAL UYSAL - The product, which has started to be harvested in Mersin, which is one of the provinces where green onions are produced the most, is sent to many provinces of Turkey. After a grueling process from planting to harvesting and cleaning from mud, green onions take their place on the counters. Harvesting of green onions, which is the livelihood of the residents of Kaşlı, Düğdüören and Dorukkent neighborhoods of Toroslar district, has started. Families, who are on their way to the fields with the first light of the morning, collect the products that were planted and matured about 2 months ago with the help of pitchfork or by pulling them by hand. Bulbs in the mud are cleaned in the washing pools created at the corners of the fields. The green onions, which are made into bundles, are placed in crates and sent to many provinces of Turkey through traders. - "Activity started in the neighborhood with the harvest" Kaşlı Neighborhood Headman Ruşen Kartal ...
Source: Yenihaberden

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