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Vegetable Production in Yozgat and Suggestions

1Bozok University
✉ Corresponding author: Cüneyt Civelek · cuneyt.civelek@bozok.edu.tr
Proceedings 2nd International Symposium on Innovative Approaches in Scientific Studies Volume 3 Pages 1454–1456 Year 2018
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Abstract

Yozgat is one of the comparatively large provinces with its surface area and ecological diversity. It contains four different agroecological sub-regions. This variety allows the production of different crops. However, the existence of geothermal resources is an important advantage in terms of both tourism and plant production. There are geothermal heated greenhouses in Yozgat province and there is a total area of 30 decares. Vegetable production in Yozgat is generally made with traditional methods. However, new production techniques are gradually becoming widespread. Vegetables which are produced mostly in the province are onion, melon, tomato, watermelon and fresh beans. The production of many products, including those with high economic value, can be produced in Yozgat. Although producers have suitable cultivation areas and irrigation facilities, they do not lean toward production of new species due to problems such as, lack of information, knowledge of modern cultural techniques and technologies or marketing. These shortcomings can be eliminated with the information and demonstration studies to be carried out. Thus positive contributes can be made to economy of producers and province and therefore economy of our country. In this article, the general status of vegetable growing in Yozgat and the new ideas that can contribute positively to this situation are presented.  

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Civelek, C., & Aras, S. (2018). Vegetable Production in Yozgat and Suggestions. In 2nd International Symposium on Innovative Approaches in Scientific Studies (pp. 1454–1456). SET Technology.

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31 Dec 2018

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