DIGITAL AGRICULTURE MARKET EXPECTED TO CARRY SMALL FARMERS TO THE MARKET...

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The opportunity for small farmers to open to the market!

Combining 18 chains from food production to consumption, the 'Digital Agriculture Market' also allows small farmers to open up to the market. The system, which provides added value to local products and opens up to new markets, also facilitates the lease of public lands for mass agriculture.

The 'Digital Agriculture Market' (DİTAP), which carries the entire chain from food production to consumption, to digital, will brand local products that will open new markets and increase their added value. The access of small family businesses to the market will also be facilitated thanks to DİTAP. The Digital Agriculture Market (DİTAP), which carries the entire chain from food production to consumption, has kicked in.

18 sectors altogether...

18 sectors that are stakeholders of agriculture will be active in the Digital Agriculture Market. Every point from production to consumption can be monitored with cooperatives, insurers, consumer sector, exporters, food processing, producers, citizens, associations, fertilizer industry, banks, logistics, packaging, transporters, agricultural consultants, agricultural industries, estuaries and retailers.

Added value in agriculture...

With DİTAP, agricultural land scale, agricultural employment, access of producers to finance will be increased and contractual production will spread. Direct sales of agricultural products will be provided, the export oriented market will increase and the distances between production and consumption regions will be shortened.

Land consolidation to be simplified...

At the request of the parties, the system will take an active role in the training and control processes of certified agricultural consultants. The formation of collective agricultural lands will be enabled and simplified. This system will facilitate land rental and consolidation works. Also, food waste will be prevented through DİTAP.

Easy market for family businesses...

A new era will begin with the Digital Agriculture Market in selling farmers' produce and transporting them to the market. The place, pricing and conditions of the people to whom the farmers will sell their products will be determined. Small family businesses will have easier access to the market. In the future, animal products will be included.

Processed products to be branded...

Many processed products, especially geographically marked products, will be branded and marketed by increasing their added value. With the increase of awareness in geographical indications, the products that have geographical signs or can take geographical signs and the potentials of production regions identified with these products will be revealed. Local products will be opened to new markets...

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