Honeysuckle touch in agricultural production in Eskişehir, Turkey

Published Nov 19, 2021

Tridge summary

A meeting titled "Honeysuckle Touch in Agricultural Production" was held in Eskişehir, bringing together women entrepreneurs, farmers, and technical staff to discuss opportunities in medicinal aromatic plant cultivation. The event, hosted by the Eskişehir Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, focused on the 2021-2022 Rural Development Investments Support Program and the benefits of forming cooperatives. Attendees learned about the financial support available for investment and the advantages of cooperation, with a strong emphasis on encouraging women's participation in agriculture and promoting alternative production methods like medicinal and aromatic plant cultivation. The meeting concluded with a commitment to addressing the challenges faced by women farmers and providing the necessary support for their success in these ventures.

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Original content

A training and information meeting was held with the theme of "Honeysuckle Touch in Agricultural Production" for women entrepreneurs who want to take part in agricultural production and are interested in the cultivation of medicinal aromatic plants in Eskişehir. Eskişehir Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry Kütahya Yolu Service Campus meeting held in the meeting room; Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Ender Muhammed Gümüş, Eskişehir Hanımeller Women's Initiative Production and Business Cooperative President Meral Bursalı, Rural Development and Organization Branch Manager Uğur Sağlam, women farmers and technical personnel attended. Information was given about the 2021-2022 Period Rural Development Investments Support Program and cooperatives. In the meeting, where detailed information about the stages of establishing cooperatives and unions was given to women farmers who grow or want to grow medicinal aromatic plants by the technical personnel, the ...

Source: Sondakika