Living in Gümüşova, Düzce, 23-year-old İsrafil Çakmak started his family's traditional profession of livestock farming by receiving 95 sheep and 5 rams through a state-supported project. Spending his free time from his factory job on his animals, Çakmak contributes to production with his family, receiving a monthly care subsidy of 15,000 Turkish Lira.
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Living in Gümüşova, Düzce, 23-year-old İsrafil Çakmak started his family's traditional profession of livestock farming by receiving 95 sheep and 5 rams through a state-supported project. Spending his free time from his factory job on his animals, Çakmak contributes to production with his family, receiving a monthly care subsidy of 15,000 Turkish Lira.