It is expected to yield 600 kilograms per acre in Bolu's Yeniçağa district of Turkey

Published 2024년 7월 19일

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An ecological agriculture project in Turkey, funded by the Global Environment Facility and in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Food and Agriculture Organization, has successfully harvested the new wheat variety, 'Ayten abla', from the Yeniçağa district of Bolu. This variety is expected to yield around 600 kilograms per acre and is part of an initiative to cultivate seed varieties better suited to the local soil, with the larger goal of promoting sustainable agriculture and enhancing farmers' income and productivity.
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The wheat named "Ayten abla", which is expected to yield 600 kilograms per acre, was harvested in Bolu's Yeniçağa district. Agricultural Expert Fazıl Akşamlı said, "It is a very valuable, productive and promising variety." The ecological agriculture project with a budget of 7 million 200 thousand dollars, financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), aims to achieve sustainable agriculture by planting seeds suitable for the soil. Field studies have yielded their first fruits in the project, which is planned to be a role model in Turkey. Within the framework of the "Development of Ecological Agriculture Management System" project carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), wheat types suitable for the soil were planted in Seben and Yeniçağa districts of Bolu. Ayten Abla wheat, which was planted in Yeniçağa district under difficult conditions in December, was harvested for the first time during field ...
Source: Kamu3

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