The article reports on the start of the lamb chestnut harvest in Erfelek, Turkey, where the yield is expected to be low due to a gall wasp infestation. The wasp lays eggs on the chestnut flower, leading to lower quality and yield. The problem, first observed in Turkey in 2014, has increased in influence, particularly in the Black Sea region. The infestation not only affects chestnut production but also chestnut honey production. Durmuş Özdemir, a chestnut producer, has reported the issue to the necessary authorities but no action has been taken yet. The President of the Erfelek Chamber of Agriculture, Ali Koca, has called for a solution or more scientific development to address the gall bee problem, highlighting the significant impact on the region's income and the future of chestnut production.