Category: Turkey Agriculture News

Russia’s Minister of Agriculture, Lut, made significant announcements regarding the country’s agricultural sector during a meeting held in Moscow. Lut highlighted an increase in grain shipments to Asia and Africa

The progress of spring wheat harvest in the US last week exceeded trade expectations, but winter wheat planting lagged slightly behind. The USDA’s crop progress report on Monday indicated that

The EPA report was not specifically designed to assess the effectiveness of conservation programs or certain agricultural practices. Generally, agricultural emissions experts agree that the EPA’s annual greenhouse gas emissions

Hatay’s farmers have begun harvesting peppers in the Amik Plain. The ripe peppers, maturing in the hot weather, are being collected by agricultural workers facing challenging conditions. The workers, earning

Illegal structures and crops planted in forests will be demolished and eliminated by the General Directorate of Forestry without the need for any decision. The costs of these operations will

The TMO Temporary Procurement Center in Bayburt began grain purchases on Thursday, August 8. Farmers are bringing their barley and wheat to the center using trailers. The team leader reported

West Fargo, ND – Crary Ag proudly announces the launch of its completely redesigned website. Following an extensive design and testing process, Crary Ag unveiled its new site in August,

The Turkish Grain Board (TMO) has commenced its purchases for the new hazelnut season in Ordu. After setting the prices, TMO completed its preparations at the warehouse in the Gülyalı

Pawpaw, a fruit that differs significantly from mainstream fruits in many aspects, has several advantages, especially from a farmer’s perspective. It is highly valued (Clymer sells it for $5 to

On June 5, 1947, U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall announced the Marshall Plan at Harvard University, a aid program aimed at revitalizing Europe’s economy. As part of this