Local green lentils will go into every pot in Turkey

Published 2024년 8월 13일

Tridge summary

A collaboration between the Kayseri Governorate, Migros, and local agricultural bodies is aiming to boost domestic green lentil production in Kayseri, Turkey, using certified seeds and promoting regenerative agriculture practices. The project, which has already cultivated lentils across 10 thousand decares, aims to increase farmers' revenue and support local economic growth. The lentils, grown using sustainable practices, are then distributed across Turkey through Migros. The initiative serves as a model for other agricultural projects in Anatolia and emphasizes the importance of public-private collaborations and support for local producers.
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Kayseri Governorate and Migros joined forces, with the support of Kayseri Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, Kayseri Şeker, GürAta and Zzef, domestic green lentil planting is being increased in Kayseri. Within the scope of the project with Migros, regenerative agriculture criteria are being tested in domestic green lentil production and the products are reaching all over Turkey. Thanks to rotational planting, biodiversity and quality in the soil are also increased. This strategic step, which is a driving force for local development in Kayseri, will also set an example for other domestic production projects in Anatolia. Domestic green lentil production attack! Within the scope of the Domestic Green Lentil Production project, certified seeds were distributed to producers by Kayseri Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. With the training programs created and technical support provided, studies are also being carried out on multi-product cultivation, ...

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