The innovative agricultural projects at the vocational high school in Köyceğiz, Muğla, caught the attention of a delegation from Tatarstan. The 20-member team closely examined the processes, from endemic plant cultivation to student training, and plans to implement similar initiatives in their own country.
A Model of International Collaboration
Şehit Seyhan Yılmaz Vocational and Technical High School in Köyceğiz, Muğla, has gained international recognition for its success in agricultural projects. A 20-member delegation from the Youth Agricultural Union under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Autonomous Republic of Tatarstan visited the school to observe its projects firsthand.
Nurturing the Next Generation of Farmers
During the visit, which included the participation of District Director of National Education Kerem Karahan, the school's agriculture teachers shared detailed information on:
Cultivation processes of endemic plants Modern agricultural techniques Student-centered educational models Sustainable farming practicesTatarstan to Follow Suit
The Tatar delegation described the visit as highly productive, emphasizing that the insights gained will serve as a guide for their own agricultural initiatives back home. This collaboration highlights the international success and standards achieved by Turkish agricultural education.