Straws are sent to many points in Turkey

Published 2024년 7월 8일

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In Diyarbakır, Turkey, agricultural centers are starting the barley and wheat harvest, with hay made from combine harvesters in grain fields being sold to breeders across the country. Despite the heat reaching 45 degrees, 70 tons of hay are pressed daily by workers. The employer, Veysi Sevim, struggles to find employees for the job, offering 2,500 TL per day. The hay is then sent out as animal feed from the region. The workers face challenges such as high temperatures and dust, working from June to November, with a team of five providing round-the-clock service on the land.
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In Diyarbakır, one of the important agricultural and animal husbandry centers of Turkey, with the start of the barley and wheat harvest, the hay made with combine harvesters in the grain fields is sold to breeders in many provinces. Haymakers, who start work early in the morning, press tons of hay under extreme heat and deliver it to breeders in many parts of Turkey. Despite the temperature rising to 45 degrees during the day, the workers press 70 tons of hay daily, while the employer cannot find employees to work for 2 thousand 500 TL. Employer Veysi Sevim, who deals in hay, said that they send the hay they press to many regions of Turkey as animal feed. Sevim said, “We are doing the straw buying and selling business in the Diyarbakır region. Here we press the hay and load it onto trucks and trailers. The pressed hay we produce is sent to many parts of Turkey as animal feed. We press approximately 70 tons of straw a day and send it out of the city. Since our work season is ...
Source: Haber7

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