It was cultivated for the first time under the leadership of the Chamber of Agriculture in the Kırkağaç district of Manisa, Turkey

Published 2022년 9월 23일

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The Chamber of Agriculture in Kırkağaç, Manisa, Turkey, has successfully harvested 12 thousand tons of seed corn from 300 decares in the Alacalar District. This is the first time such a harvest has been attempted in the area. The seed corn is expected to yield 400 kilos per decare, potentially bringing in an income of 10,500 TL per decare for the farmers. The seed corn is hybrid and will be sold to farmers by a private company. If the harvest is successful, seed corn planting is likely to increase in the future.
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In the Kırkağaç district of Manisa, under the leadership of the Chamber of Agriculture, the seed corn was harvested for the first time. A yield of 12 thousand tons of seed corn is expected. A yield of 12 thousand tons is expected from the seed corn planted on an area of approximately 300 decares in the Alacalar District of Kırkağaç. If the income to be obtained from the seed corn planted for the first time is found sufficient by the farmers, the planting of the seed corn will continue in the coming years. Providing information about the harvest, President of Kırkağaç Chamber of Agriculture Emin Özarı said, "In addition to our alternative product studies, we have now made a contract with a private company in our Alacalar District under the leadership of our Chamber of Agriculture. We have planted seed corn on an area of approximately 300 decares. This is the first time such a trial is underway. "Until now, it was always thought of, but there was no opportunity. The chance was this ...
Source: Kamu3

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