IDLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS BELONGING TO TURKISH TREASURY TO BE OPENED TO FARMERS...

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Inert agricultural lands belonging to the Turkish Treasury are opened to the utilisation of farmers...

Production will start on an area of ​​14 million square metres. Kayseri has the biggest share of these lands with approximately 4 million square meters.

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Important steps are being taken in the fight against coronavirus for food supply and safety. Inert agricultural lands belonging to the Treasury are opened to the usage of farmers. In this context, approximately 14 million square metres of land will be opened to agriculture throughout the country.

Kayseri province had the biggest share of the treasury land. There are 3 million 850 thousand square metres of idle agricultural land in the province.

Farmers can apply to directorates...

Kayseri Metropolitan Mayor Memduh Büyükkılıç said, "We are grateful once again, especially to our President, to those who contributed to the production with a healthy assessment of this land, which we believe will be an important investment tool for our producers and to contribute to production."

Farmers who want to benefit from the project will be able to apply to the provincial and district directorates of agriculture. Farmers will benefit from the land according to the scoring system. Farmers residing in villages with idle treasure land will have priority.


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