Turkey: The famous Iznik prune harvest starts next week

The famous Iznik prune harvest starts next week This year yield is low in chamomile plum BURSA - The famous prune harvest, grown in Bursa's Iznik district, is starting the week. The low yield will be reflected in the prices. One week left until the harvest of the priest plum, which is grown in Bursa's Iznik district and is known in many cities of Turkey. Due to the colder winter season compared to last year, it is expected that the yield will be low and the increase in input costs will also reflect on plum prices. Harvest of chamomile plum, which is exported not only to Turkey but also abroad, continues for about 20 days. Agricultural engineer Mustafa Kutay, who grows plums in Iznik, stated that Turkey's most delicious plums are grown in Iznik, and said, "The famous prune is very tasty, crispy and juicy. The harvest of this flavor will begin in a week. This winter weather is a little bit more than normal conditions. "We expect a decrease in plum yield due to the fact that it is ...