Under the scorching heat in Kilis, the harvest of bell peppers and hot peppers for tomato paste...

Published 2024년 6월 13일

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The article reports on the commencement of the hot pepper harvest in Kilis, Turkey, a city known for its high pepper production. The expected yield this year is 75 thousand tons, and the price per kilo has increased to 25 TL. The harvest is spread across approximately 45 thousand decares of land, with 25 thousand decares being used for stuffing variety peppers and 20 thousand decares for dried varieties. Last year, Kilis produced around 68 thousand tons of peppers. However, concerns about potential productivity loss due to extreme heat are raised.
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The harvest of stuffed and tomato paste hot peppers has started in Kilis under the scorching heat. While farmers are expecting a yield of 75 thousand tons this year, pepper is sold in the field for 25 TL per kilo. Hot pepper harvest has started in Kilis, which ranks 2nd in pepper production in Turkey. A yield of 75 tons is expected this year from the hot pepper whose harvest has started. Güven Özdemir, President of the Chamber of Agricultural Engineers, stated that the harvest of hot pepper has started in Kilis, which is located at the zero point of Syria, and said, "The harvest of pepper, which is one of the important sources of income of our region, has started. We planted our seedlings in the soil around April 8, and within about two months, farmers started to receive the reward of their labor. Pepper production is carried out on approximately 45 thousand decares of land in our province. "25 thousand decares of this amount enters the market as stuffing variety and 20 thousand ...
Source: Kamu3

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