The walnut harvest in Turkey was the scene of colorful images, 7 tons of walnuts were collected

Published 2022년 9월 30일

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The article reports on the second Traditional Walnut Harvest Festival in Devrek, Zonguldak, where visitors learned about walnut harvesting, collection, peeling, and drying. The festival also showcased local walnut dishes and highlighted the importance of agriculture alongside industry. Zonguldak Governor Mustafa Tutulmaz stressed the need for the development of both sectors. The covered walnut garden area in Devrek has doubled, and the installation of more covered gardens is ongoing with seedling support. The governor also interacted with women involved in walnut processing and visited the walnut garden.
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The "Traditional Walnut Harvest Festival", which was held for the second time this year in Devrek, witnessed colorful scenes. The walnut harvest festival, which was realized for the second time this year and became traditional in the Devrek district of Zonguldak, was the scene of colorful scenes. While the protocol and citizens showed close interest in the 2nd Walnut Harvest Festival held in Gedikoğlu District of Oğuzhan Village in Devrek, the harvest, collection, peeling and drying of walnuts were shown practically to the guests in the garden where a total of 450 saplings aged 9 years are located. In addition, local walnut kömeç, walnut white baklava and walnut pancakes were also presented to the guests. Speaking at the program held, Zonguldak Governor Mustafa Tutulmaz said, "The importance of food is increasing day by day. Previously, it was only explained as a measure of development in the field of industry. How many factories and how many employees they have, the value of ...

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