In Turkey, harvesting of silage corn grown with the support of the state in Van has begun

Published 2022년 9월 8일

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The article reports on the commencement of silage corn harvest in Van's Gürpınar district, covering an area of 1500 decares, as part of the 'Plant Production Infrastructure Development Project' funded by the Eastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration. This initiative has benefited 40 farmers, who have been supported in growing the forage to meet winter feed requirements for their animals. The project, led by the District Governorship, is part of a larger set of agricultural initiatives aimed at improving production and supporting farmers, including the distribution of seeds and the establishment of a sheep project. The article highlights the participation and support of various local and provincial officials, underscoring the collaboration to improve agricultural infrastructure and productivity in the region.

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Harvesting of silage corn, which was planted on an area of 1500 decares with the support of the state, started in the Gürpınar district of Van. The "Plant Production Infrastructure Development Project", which was implemented under the leadership of the District Governorship with the resources of the Eastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (DAP), with 100 percent grant, made the farmers smile. In the district, 40 farmers planted silage corn on a previously unused 1500 decare area with the support they received within the scope of the project. Producers, who have started to harvest the forage plant that they have grown with great effort during the summer and whose height exceeds about two meters, will be able to meet the winter feed needs of their animals with the plant they stock. Ozan Balcı, the Governor and Deputy Mayor of the Metropolitan Municipality, who participated in the harvest held in the Otbiçer District, drove a tractor in the field and listened to ...

Source: Sondakika