Turkey: In order to increase the production of domestic and national fodder plants in Malatya

Published 2022년 11월 3일

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A trial planting of native fodder plants, specifically the Ayşehanım and Mehmetbey Triticale varieties, has begun in Malatya, Turkey. Conducted as part of the Demonstration Studies of Domestic and National Seeds, the trial aims to boost the production of domestic fodder plants. The Kahramanmaraş Eastern Mediterranean Transition Zone Agricultural Research Institute has bred these varieties, which are known for their high yield and resistance to diseases and environmental conditions. The trial is part of wider efforts to introduce climate-compatible, pest-resistant local varieties to farmers in the region.
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In order to increase the production of domestic and national fodder plants in Malatya, the planting of native plants was started as a trial. Within the framework of the Demonstration Studies of Domestic and National Seeds, Ayşehanım and Mehmetbey Triticale varieties, which were bred by the Kahramanmaraş Eastern Mediterranean Transition Zone Agricultural Research Institute, were planted in the Karapınar District of the Hekimhan District of Malatya. Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Tahir Macit made a statement about Ayşehanım and Mehmetbey Triticale varieties cultivated in the district. Macit said, "Triticale is a forage plant obtained with the combination of wheat and rye, combining the high yield of wheat and grain quality with the resistance of rye to diseases and environmental conditions including soil properties. Ayşehanım and Mehmetbey Triticale varieties were planted on an area of approximately 20 decares.As a result of the demonstration work carried out to bring ...
Source: Kamu3

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