In Turkey, 550 tons of tomatoes produced in the geothermal greenhouse

Published 2023년 1월 23일

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The Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality in Turkey has successfully harvested 550 tons of tomatoes over a four-month period at its Greenhouse Excellence Center, using a unique soilless geothermal heating system. Spanning 53,000 square meters, the center is designed to revolutionize agricultural practices and is on track to yield approximately 1,250 tons of tomatoes throughout the year. Metropolitan Mayor Ekrem Yuce emphasizes the center's role as a model for integrating agriculture with technology and is committed to fostering a culture of efficient, technology-driven agriculture in Sakarya.

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Five hundred fifty tons of tomatoes were harvested in 4 months in the Greenhouse Excellence Center with soilless geothermal heating implemented by Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality in Turkey. According to the statement made by the municipality, the harvest continues in the center, which has been operating on an area of 53,000 square meters. In the Greenhouse Excellence Center, which was designed as a pioneer in the changing and developing agricultural production models of the region, 550 tons of tomatoes were produced in the four months period from the first harvest. Tomatoes produced in the center, where geothermal resources are integrated with agricultural production, then meet the consumers in the domestic market. The year-round harvest is expected to be around 1.250 tons of tomato harvest. Metropolitan Mayor Ekrem Yuce noted that the Greenhouse Center of Excellence, with soilless ...

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