How Turkey Built a Multi Billion Dollar Agriculture Industry on Harsh Land
45K views · Jun 19, 2026 · People & Blogs
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@Plokijuk2 · 2 months ago
Turkish are very hard-working people 🤲🙏
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@helplesslyhoping · 3 months ago
The person who wrote the text knows nothing about Turkiye. Land of Turkiye is not a harsh land but historically the land of farming and agriculture ( its called upper Mesopotamia ).Its known as 7 climated land and large variety of crops,vegetables and fruits can be produced there.
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@MehmetSahinn · 3 months ago
Turkey is not harsh nor not fertile, it is where the civilization flourished. There are dry areas for sure but we have lots of rivers roaming in the country.
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@Apistoleon · 3 months ago
The land of Turkey is lush and green mostly with huge forests and prairies, laden with rivers, lakes, snow capped mountains and amazing coastal areas with beaches. Also with thousands of years agriculture heritage!. Wheat and many crops first domesticated there!
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@MaximusCroaticus · 2 months ago
Ancient Anatolian (Turkey) farmers introduced farming to Europe.
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@coolskool1.061 · 3 months ago
Amazing beautiful country
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@nicholaswaltata · 2 months ago
We have 7 region in Türkiye and every region has their different climate. So the product variety is very wide.
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@SecAk-nyc · 3 months ago
It is a very good informative article that explains Turkiye’s ANATOLIAN lands’ agriculture growth for humanity’s food production.
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@mkatakm · 2 months ago
Thanks for sharing 👍
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@nyctr8046 · 2 months ago
I’m on vacation in Mexico, and it’s the same story — no fresh veggies or fruits available. Meanwhile in my native country, Türkiye, you can find the most diverse cuisine and fresh produce imaginable.
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@roddychristodoulou9111 · 3 months ago
Some years ago I read a report which suggested any country needs around 5% of it land mass in order to be self sufficient in food supply .
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@Humanrightsmatte · 2 months ago
برنامج ممتاز جدا، الطريقة في الشرح وفي إلقاء الكلمات كانت ممتازة تعلمت كثيرا جدا شكرا على كل شيء
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