The article highlights the successful harvest of hot peppers in the Hamitabat village of Söğüt district, irrigated by the Sakarya River, with a yield of 1,600 tons and 980 tons for sharp pepper and capsicum peppers, respectively. The region's microclimate allows for three crop productions per year. The producers are pleased with the high yield and market prices of the peppers, sold in cities like Bursa, Istanbul, Ankara, Eskişehir, and Sakarya. The peppers are packed and sold in three quality classes, with the first quality commanding a higher price. The village headman emphasizes the quality and suitability of the region's products for cultivation and welcomes national market establishments, promoting sustainable and profitable production.