Turkiye: Kadirli radish harvest has started

Published 2024년 12월 18일

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The article reports on the start of the harvest season for Kadirli radish in Osmaniye, Turkey, a variety of radish with geographical indication registration. The radish is currently being sold for 10-15 liras per kilogram during the harvest season. However, the yield is expected to decrease by 34% compared to last year due to hot weather and low rainfall, with an anticipated production of 105 thousand tons. Despite the high prices and good profit margins for farmers, the decrease in yield is a concern. The radish cultivation provides employment for 5 thousand people in the district.
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Registered with the name of the district where it is grown in Osmaniye, Kadirli radish is sold for 10-15 liras per kilogram during the harvest season. Harvest of radish with geographical indication registration has started in Kadirli, where most of Turkey's radish production is carried out. The radishes collected from the fields by agricultural workers are washed and cleaned of soil in Savrun Stream. The products, which are packaged after being separated according to their sizes, are finding buyers for 10-15 liras per kilogram. The radish harvest is expected to be 105 thousand tons, a 34 percent decrease compared to last year, due to the hot yield season and low rainfall. Kadirli Chamber of Agriculture Vice President Mustafa Serin told AA correspondent that radish cultivation provides employment for 5 thousand people in the district. Noting that the season was hot, Serin said, "Kadirli radish has a very high yield for the country. This year, prices are very good, but unfortunately ...
Source: Sondakika

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