Vegetable Seedling Support from ABB to Capital Farmers

Vegetable Seedling Support from ABB to Capital Farmers
Vegetable Seedling Support from ABB to Capital Farmers

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues its rural development support for farmers without slowing down in order to increase domestic production and contribute to the country's economy.

VEGETABLE SEEDLING SUPPORT FROM ABB TO CAPITAL FARMERS: DEMAND COLLECTION APPLICATIONS STARTED

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues its rural development support for farmers without slowing down in order to increase domestic production and contribute to the country's economy. The Rural Services Department will provide support for approximately 75 million 25 thousand 8 vegetable seedlings (tomato, pepper and eggplant) this year, 418 percent of which is grant and 285 percent is farmer's contribution. Request collection applications in the districts will be received between 7-22 April 2022.

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality aims to contribute to the country's economy by increasing production as well as the development of the local producer in the Capital with rural development supports.

Rural Services Department, which brought together 8 million vegetable seedlings with the farmers of the Capital City last year, will bring together 8 million 418 thousand 285 vegetable seedlings (tomato, pepper and eggplant) with the producers this year.

APPLICATIONS STARTED: REQUEST COLLECTION WILL CONTINUE UNTIL APRIL 22

Metropolitan Municipality Rural Services Department; It will continue to receive the bookkeeping applications, which it started on April 75, with 25 percent grant and 7 percent farmer contribution, until 22 April.

While the applications to be received from producers with a Farmer Certificate (ÇKS) are started from Nallıhan, Ayaş, Beypazarı and Güdül districts at the first stage, applications will be received by informing all 25 districts through Muhtars and Chambers of Agriculture.

Producers who want to apply for seedling support can get detailed information by calling “(0312) 507 46 51-55”.

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