Walnut Harvest Has Begun, and a Producer Complained: 'Everything Has Become More Expensive, but There's No Increase in Walnut prices.'
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Walnut harvesting has begun in Yozgat, where production is expected to exceed one thousand tons this year. Producer Coşkun Koç stated that walnut prices are the same as last year, saying, "Everything has become more expensive, but there is no increase in walnut prices."
Walnut producers in Yozgat, who have started harvesting, are pleased with the yield but complaining about the prices. Producers say they are struggling to sell walnuts for 100-150 lira per kilo, while prices in supermarkets reach 400-500 lira, and they are requesting support.
Walnut harvesting has begun in Yozgat; producers said that yields are high this year, but they are forced to sell walnuts for 100-150 Turkish Lira. Coşkun Koç, a producer in Örencik village, requested support from the Ministry of Agriculture for walnuts that are sold for 400-500 Turkish Lira in markets.
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