Turkey: Walnuts produced in Bilecik are sold all over the country

Published 2022년 10월 11일

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Bilecik province in Turkey is projected to produce around 3,500 tons of walnuts this year, building on last year's production of 2,381 tons. The province, known for its favorable climate and fertile soil, is one of the major walnut cultivation areas in Turkey. Producers in the Büyükbelen village use new techniques and have seen increased production and satisfaction among farmers and buyers, with the quality of the 'Chandler' type walnuts being high. The Walnut Production Expansion Project by the Bilecik Governorship has also distributed free walnut saplings, contributing to the increase in production. The walnuts are sold for 10-15 liras per kilogram.
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Bilecik, which has natural environment features such as climate and fertile soil, has suitable areas for walnut cultivation. In the province, where 2 thousand 381 tons of walnut production was realized last year, around 3 thousand 500 tons of walnut production is expected this year. In Bilecik, which ranks seventh in Turkey in walnut cultivation, producers in Gölpazarı district, where production is the most, started to set up systematically gardens using new techniques. In the village of Büyükbelen, which is 14 kilometers away from the district, at an altitude of 1000, the producers go to their gardens early in the morning, collect the walnuts they shake on the cover they spread under the trees, despite the wind and cold weather, and stuff them into sacks. Long queues form as the farmers line up with their tractors in front of the scale. Village Headman Sefer Güven told Anadolu Agency that the season starts in mid-September and continues until the end of October. Güven stated that ...
Source: Haber7

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