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Turkiye Today

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turkiyetoday.com > lifestyle > on-turkiyes-steepest-slopes-hazelnut-season-begins-3227536

Hazelnut season begins on T??rkiye's steepest slopes

1+ week, 16+ hour ago   (333+ words) Hazelnut harvest season has begun in the Hizan district of Bitlis, a region known as the "Black Sea of the East" for its lush green landscape, where the crop is cultivated on the steep, sloped hillsides surrounding local villages. Grown…...

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turkiyetoday.com > business > favorable-weather-drives-turkiye-agriculture-to-expand-133-minister-says-3227251

Favorable weather drives T??rkiye agriculture to expand 13.3%, minister says

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (377+ words) Ample rainfall helped Türkiye’s agricultural production expand 13.3% in the second quarter, turning the sector into a key contributor to the country’s 2.3% economic growth, Trade Minister Omer Bolat said Tuesday. "We received wonderful rainfall and our agricultural production grew by 13.3% in…...

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turkiyetoday.com > region > europe-faces-higher-food-prices-as-drought-persists-3226530

Europe faces higher food prices as drought persists

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (938+ words) Repeated heat waves and little rainfall have dried out the soil in western and central Europe, reducing harvests of maize, wheat, vegetables, fruit, and livestock. As a result, food prices are likely to rise for consumers in the coming months,…...