Onion production increased in Çorum, Turkey

Published 2022년 8월 25일

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Orhan Sarı, the Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, has visited the onion harvest in the Ovakarapınar village of Çorum, noting that the region is a major contributor to dry onion production in Turkey, ranking second only to Ankara. Sarı credited the increase in irrigated areas for the boost in onion cultivation, especially in the Alaca and Mecitözü districts and villages within the Merkez district. He mentioned that this year's onion yield per decare is above average, with reasonable prices, marking a successful season for local farmers. Sarı emphasized the importance of continuing agricultural activities to ensure a bountiful harvest and to highlight the significance of production, especially during the pandemic.
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Orhan Sarı, Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, visited the producers harvesting onions in the village of Ovakarapınar of the Center. Provincial Director Sarı stated that Çorum has a say in dry onion production, ranking second after Ankara in dry onion production. Stating that the increase in the irrigated area, especially with the investments made in recent years, has led the producers to grow onions, Sarı said, "In addition to the Alaca and Mecitözü districts of Çorum, the dry onion planting areas have increased in the villages of the Merkez district. Çorum has a say in the production of onions in our country. This year, we have determined that the yield per decare is above the average and the prices of kilograms are at a reasonable level. The Çorum farmer is in its golden age. We observe that there are serious increases in the yield of all products. When our farmers are happy, we as the ...
Source: Sondakika

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