Turkiye: Kilis farmers planted tomato seedlings with soil during Ramadan

Published 2024년 4월 6일

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In the districts of Polateli, Musabeyli, and Elbeyli in Kilis, Turkey, tomato farmers have embarked on the annual planting of seedlings, covering an area of about 9 thousand decares. This year's planting, which includes both table and tomato paste varieties, is particularly significant as it takes place during Ramadan and follows the devastating disaster on February 6. Despite these challenges, farmers are committed to working from dawn till dusk to ensure a successful harvest, symbolizing not only a potential boost for the local economy but also the perseverance of agricultural traditions in the face of adversity.
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While Kilis farmers' preparations for the new season continue, tomato producers brought the seedlings to their fertile lands in Polateli, Musabeyli and Elbeyli districts. In the season when a bountiful harvest is expected, producers planted tomato seedlings in the month of Ramadan, the sultan of 11 months. Planting of table and tomato paste seedlings, which are produced in an area of approximately 9 thousand decares in Kilis, has started. Farmers from Kilis, who were among the 11 provinces affected by the disaster of the century that occurred on February 6, brought their hopes to the soil in the month of Ramadan, the sultan of 11 months. Farmers' feverish work continues during Ramadan in the fertile lands of Kilis, where 10 to 15 tons of tomatoes are produced annually in 1 decare. Farmers headed to the fields after sahur and started to plant tomato seedlings in specially prepared fields with tractors. Chamber of Agricultural Engineers Güven Özdemir, in his statement, emphasized ...
Source: Sondakika

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