Turkey: Loquat harvest started in Alanya

Published 2022년 4월 14일

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The Alanya district of Antalya, Turkey, has commenced its loquat fruit harvest season in gardens and greenhouses, with the region leading the country's production nearly eight times over, accounting for 80% of Turkey's annual production of approximately 3,000 tons last year. Alanya is a significant producer of tropical fruits, including loquats, bananas, and avocados, which are crucial for local income. This year, there is anticipation for an increase in production. However, the harvest has been slightly delayed due to cold weather. Loquat production in Alanya started in the open field and has recently expanded into greenhouse cultivation, with plans to further increase tropical fruit production.
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In the Alanya district of Antalya, the harvest of the loquat fruit, also known as the Maltese plum or medlar, has begun in gardens and greenhouses. In Alanya, which comes to the fore with agricultural production as well as tourism, tropical fruits are among the important income sources of farmers. With the warming of the weather in the district, loquats are collected from the fruits grown in gardens and greenhouses. District Agriculture and Forestry Manager Mehmet Rüzgar told Anadolu Agency (AA) that Alanya ranks first in Turkey in loquat production. Indicating that approximately 3 thousand tons of loquat production was carried out in the district last year, Rüzgar said, "Alanya meets nearly 80 percent of Turkey's production on an area of 2,400 decares. This year, we expect an increase in loquat production compared to last year." said. Noting that loquat is one of the most produced tropical products in the district after bananas and avocados, Rüzgar said, "Alanya loquat, which has ...
Source: Sondakika

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