MOSTLY BEEKEEPING NEW AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS ACCEPTED IN SİİRT...

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Siirt Governor Ali Fuat Atik declared that 10 agriculture and animal husbandry projects were accepted which amount of 3 million liras...

Governor Atik, said in a statement, with the new investments in the province agriculture and animal husbandry will develop much further.

Within the scope of Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) Administration 2019 Agricultural Production Support Programme, 10 projects prepared by the provincial and district directorates of agriculture and forestries, Atik said, "We have presented 28 projects to the administration of the most projects in the province. GAP administration to support agricultural production within the framework of the programme. Furthermore, 4 agricultural integrated projects worth 2 million 700 thousand liras belonging to our Şirvan district will be evaluated in the next month."

Noting that the province is a region of agriculture and animal husbandry, "The resources provided by agricultural projects will be used effectively and sensitively, also will make significant contributions to the employment of our province, increase of agricultural and animal husbandry production and diversification of our product pattern together with our farmers and producers" he added.

Governor Atik also announced that accepted projects are these: "Queen Bee", "Migratory Beekeepers", "Breath to Migratory Animal Breeders", "Queen Bee Breeding", "Migratory Beekeeping", "Pervari Honey Festival", "Alternative Product Lavender Breeding", " "Cut Flower Cultivation", "Greenhouse Vegetable Cultivation" and "Pruning Grafting".

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