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The search for stability in apricot prices continues in Malatya

In Malatya, which holds the world leadership in dried apricot production, the harvest continues. Producers have noted a significant decline in product prices compared to the previous year and are hoping for price stability. Malatya, which produces 85% of the world's dried apricots, continues its harvest of apricots, considered the driving force of the local economy. Producers, demanding price stability, pointed out the significant decline in product prices compared to the previous year. In a program attended by Yunus Kılıç, the Chairman of the Malatya Chamber of Agriculture Coordination Board in Akçadağ district, there was also a request for the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) to make purchases for the new season. It was emphasized that the decline in dried apricot prices during the harvest period has harmed farmers. Kılıç stated that apricots are not receiving the value they deserve and expressed their hope that the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) would make purchases for the new season. He also reminded that producers continued production despite the earthquake and called for support for apricots produced under difficult conditions.

Farmers in Diyarbakır are not satisfied with the prices of cereals

Following the announcement by the Grain Board of the Republic of Turkey (TMO) that it will pay 10,000 Turkish lira per ton for durum wheat, 9,250 Turkish lira per ton for bread wheat, and 7,250 Turkish lira per ton for barley, Mehmet Cevat Delil, the Coordinator Chairman of the Diyarbakır Agricultural Chambers, stated that the prices of cereals do not meet the expectations of farmers. Mehmet Cevat Delil, the Coordinator Chairman of the Diyarbakır Agricultural Chambers, emphasized that the cereal prices announced by the Grain Board of the Republic of Turkey do not meet the expectations of farmers and expressed concerns that farmers will face difficulties due to the very low prices. Delil highlighted that the announced prices fell well below expectations, stating, "Therefore, we received extreme reactions from our farmers. Our farmers are wondering how they will carry out production in the upcoming season. The prices for cereals have been announced as 9.25 Turkish lira for bread wheat, 10 Turkish lira for durum wheat, and 7.25 Turkish lira for barley. However, when compared to previous years, there is around an 11 percent difference for durum wheat and bread wheat. For barley, it's around 3 percent. The input costs for farmers, such as pesticides, fertilizers, diesel, and seed prices, have doubled." Delil said, "Importation has been halted, and we welcome this. However, halting imports does not necessarily mean that the market will immediately rise. We have an excessive amount of stock in the market. We cannot expect the domestic market to rise before depleting this stock. Yes, the domestic market may rise eventually, but by that time, farmers will have already sold their products at low prices. The prices are very low, and our farmers cannot continue production like this." Delil emphasized the need for determining base prices considering farmers' input costs, stating, "Our expectation from the TMO is to revise the wheat prices to 13 Turkish lira for bread wheat, 14 Turkish lira for durum wheat, and 10 Turkish lira for barley, and to provide support payments of up to 2,500 Turkish lira per ton for wheat and 1,500 Turkish lira per ton for barley to farmers registered in the Farmer Registration System (ÇKS). Agriculture is not only an economic activity; it is the future of this land. Agriculture is not only about today but also about tomorrow's guarantee. Base prices should be determined considering farmers' input costs. We call on the TMO to listen to our farmers, who feed the nation."

The price per kilogram of linden (lime) tea is 600 TL

Muhammed Hanzala Altun, who runs a grocery store in Kayseri, stated that linden tea, known for its many benefits, is sold for 600 TL. Linden tea, known as a remedy for flu-like infections among the public, is highly preferred by citizens. It is known to have many benefits, including treating flu-like infections as well as colds. Altun, a grocer who claims that linden tea and ginger are good for flu-like infections, also mentioned that linden tea is the most preferred herb among customers at grocery stores. Altun mentioned that the price per kilogram of linden tea is 600 TL and said, 'Due to the weather being different than usual, there are different types of flu going around. People have constant complaints such as coughing and runny noses. It's like a pandemic. Hospitals are crowded. Currently, sales of linden tea and ginger are high. Linden tea is selling well because it is known to be beneficial for the flu, colds, and runny noses. We sell 100 grams of linden tea for 60 TL. If we look at it per kilogram, it amounts to 600 TL. Linden tea releases its color and aroma as it boils. It's not a product to be discarded after one steeping. When it cools down, it can be reheated and consumed again. The more it boils, the more aroma it releases. People don't react to the price because 100 grams of linden tea is quite a lot. 100 grams of linden tea is enough for a family of 3 for about a month.'

The price of seed onions has not changed in a year

In the Hisarcık district of Kütahya, the price per kilogram of seed onions has remained unchanged from last year's price of 40 TL. Seed onion seller Kasım Kaya stated that they are selling seed onions at the same price as last year, at 40 TL per kilogram. He mentioned, 'We are currently selling seed onions imported from Denizli at 40 TL per kilogram. Prices may increase in the coming days because there is a shortage in seed onion production this year. Therefore, I advise citizens to procure their seed onion needs in advance.

Tangerine cheap but fruitful this year

Tangerine, whose price has halved compared to last year and found buyers in the garden for 3-4 TL, is on sale in markets and markets for 7 to 10 TL. Citrus fruits also come to the fore in Mersin, which has an important place in Turkey's fresh vegetable and fruit production. Mersin ranks first in lemon production and tangerine ranks second. It was stated that the yield of tangerine, which is produced in an area of 72 thousand decares, was 310 thousand tons this year, and a 35 percent increase is expected compared to the previous season. It was stated that the harvest, which started from the last week of October, will continue intensively until January. It was recorded that workers started working early in the morning, collected the fruits that filled the branches one by one and sent them to markets and markets. It was learned that the tangerine, which had a buyer in the garden in the 3-4 TL range, was sold for 7 to 10 TL in markets and markets. "310 thousand tons of yield is expected on 72 thousand decares" Stating that the Mersin region is of great importance in citrus fruit production, Ali Yılmaz, Agricultural Engineer of the Alata Horticultural Research Institute in Mersin Erdemli, gave information and said; "After lemon, tangerine has a significant production area. This year, 310 thousand tons of production is expected in an area of 72 thousand decares. When we compare our yield this year compared to last year, an increase of 30-35 percent is expected. We observed that an adult tree has grown from 150 kilograms to over 200 kilograms on average. Harvest continues until January. We continue this with the late harvested variety in February and March. "We can say that the most affordable fruit, both in terms of price and nutrition, is tangerine." Ercan Kızılay, one of those who started harvesting in the gardens in Erdemli, said, "Our harvest has started, the prices are affordable, there is plenty of fruit. We want everyone to eat it."

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The search for stability in apricot prices continues in Malatya

Farmers in Diyarbakır are not satisfied with the prices of cereals

The price per kilogram of linden (lime) tea is 600 TL

The price of seed onions has not changed in a year

Tangerine cheap but fruitful this year