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Turkey Antalya Fishing 283.955 925 BUY, Pisciculture 344.676 5.693 REPUBLIC OF TURKEY MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY @antalyatarim DIRECTORATE OF ANTALYA NOVEMBER, 2019 Antalya Provincial Agriculture and Forest Directorate • The Agriculture Of Antalya General Informations • Administrative Structure • Plant Production PRESENTATION • Livestock Production CONTENT • Exportation • Subsidies • Audit Affairs • Our Most Notable Produces @antalyatarim 2 ANTALYA Area : 20.177 Km2 Population : 2.426.356 Antalya is ranked first in terms of crop production value in Turkey with Number Of Rural Neighborhood :543 10.8 billion TL Total Neighborhood Number :909 @antalyatarim Agriculture and Tourism City Antalya; 5. biggest city of Turkey in terms of population size. 14 million tourists have been visiting in 2019. 3 ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE Implement policies determined by our innovative We Serve 9 Branch Offices, 19 County ministry in order to ensure Directorate s Our mission is sustainable agricultural production, access to adequate and reliable food, rural development and And With 1.238 Staff Members. competitiveness . Staff Administrative Veterinarian Agriculture Food Aquaculture Other Lawyer Technician/ Worker / Civil staff Engineer Engineer Engineer Engineers Mechanic Servant 87 179 432 44 35 32 3 187 239 Permanent Staff Occupancy Rate % 77 Vehicles Service Building Lodging Guest House @antalyatarim 29 Ministry ownership 149 1 pcs 3 Rent 39 ( 69 Offical) 25 bed 8 Government House 4 ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE OF EXPO ANTALYA Number of the Welcome and Guidance 55 280 permanent staffs Cleaning 73 Number of the Security 152 contracted workers 23 Total 280 (Technical Service) EXPO 2016 Antalya 1121 Decares in the Area Expo Tower, Turkey Biodiversity and Agriculture museum , Children Science and Technology Center, EXPO Greenhouse, Amphitheaters, Convention Center, Ottoman Garden, @antalyatarim Welcomes visitors With Country Gardens. 5 WEALTH OF THE LAND Production Land Antalya Rate From Production Zones Zones Rate (%) Distribution (ha) Turkey (%) (Hectare) Field Crops 180.587 50,13 Cultivated Area 360.245 1,54 Fruit 75.850 21,06 Vegetable 51.099 14,18 Grassland 199.661 1,27 Ornament Plants 550 0,15 Fallow and Waste 52.159 14,48 Forest Land 1.146.062 7,50 Total 360.245 100 Wealth Of The Land Cultivated Other Areas 311.732 The Other Area Area 311.732 360.245 15% 18% Total Area 2.017.700 2,78 Grassland @antalyatarim 199.661 10% Forest Land 1.146.062 57% 6 AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURE Number of registered Average Land farmer to the Size for chamber of Average Parcel business : Antalya agriculture: Size: 8,4 da 32 da Average 137.644 Number of the ÇKS (Farmer parcel for registration business: 5 sistem) number of the registered farmer: 40.217 @antalyatarim 7 PRODUCTION IN GREENHOUSE (2018) Glass Plastic High Tunnel Low Tunnel Greenhouse Total Area Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Area (Decare) (Decare) (Decare) (Decare) (Decare) Antalya 307.981 85.584 206.199 7.156 9.042 Turkey 740.586 101.039 352.044 96.975 190.528 Antalya/ Turkey 42 85 59 7 5 (%) 42% Greenhouse Area Cover Of Turkey is Located Antalya. @antalyatarim 8 PLANT PRODUCTION Vegetable Current Output (Tons) Changing PRODUCING Production Production Rate In 15 6,1 Groups Output (Ton) First 2002 2017 2018 Years (%) Five County MILLION Serik 782.534 Greenhouse 1.944.629 3.609.006 3.667.040 +89% TON Kumluca 624.694 Vegetable FRESH Field 915.835 988.773 939.030 +3% Aksu 533.759 FRUIT AND Gazipaşa 422.973 VEGETABLE Fruit 732.763 1.484.728 1.477.200 +102% Elmalı 398.671 Fruit Production Field Crops 767.752 1.038.535 1.049.856 +37% Output (Ton) First Five County Ornament Plants 358.789 463.608 478.502 +33% Elmalı 231.486 Finike 231.379 Korkuteli 152.020 @antalyatarim Tomato production constitues %59 of Kumluca 132.039 vegetable production. Alanya 122.233 9 VEGETABLE PRODUCTION (2018) 2018 Turkey’s Greenhouse Turkey Antalya Rate in Products Changing in %62 Of Tomato Turkey Production Production 15 years Production (ton) (ton) (%) Tomato Total 12.150.000 2.508.622 21 +66 %56 Of Pepper Greenhouse 3.888.555 2.399.043 62 +126 Production Cucumber Total 1.848.273 523.217 24 -12 Greenhouse 1.134.182 514.679 45 +24 %49 Of Eggplant Watermelon Total 4.031.174 498.357 12 +269 Production Greenhouse 871.845 59.249 7 +1.833 Pepper Total 2.554.974 439.255 17 +96 %45 Of Cucumber Greenhouse 689.169 384.240 56 +125 Production. Eggplant Total 836.284 190.125 23 +1 Greenhouse 332.742 164.607 49 -10 Cultivated Mushroom 46.144 25.337 55 +226 @antalyatarim 10 FRUIT PRODUCTION (2018) Turkey Turkey Antalya Rate in Changing %28 of orange Products Production Production Turkey in 15 years production (ton) (ton) (%) (%) Orange 1.900.000 525.821 28 +69 %23 of Apple 3.625.960 265.068 7 +68 pomegranate Pomegranate 537.847 123.880 23 +1543 production Banana 498.888 163.422 33 +348 Olive 1.500.467 61.000 4 +58 %33 of banana Locust bean 15.506 5.659 36 +17 production Medlar 15.984 4.184 26 -42 Avocado 3.164 2.567 81 +1111 %81 of avocado production @antalyatarim 11 FIELD CROPS PRODUCTION (2018) Turkey Antalya Rate in Product name Area Production Area Production Turkey (decare) (ton) (decare) (ton) (%) Corn 10.645.431 29.112.979 116.130 279.998 0,96 (grain-silage) Wheat (grain) 72.992.701 21.500.000 885.957 232.389 1,08 Barley 26.374.920 7.416.963 463.483 159.502 2,15 Vetch 3.869.465 4.597.600 47.465 82.589 1,80 (green grass) Cotton 5.186.342 2.570.000 49.754 24.832 0,97 (Unginned cotton) Sesame 259.858 17.437 48.924 3.426 19,65 Triticale (grain) 502.826 170.000 3.341 1.043 0,61 @antalyatarim 12 ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PRODUCTION (2018) Turkey Antalya Turkey Products Rate in Turkey (%) (Number) (Number) %52 of Clove production Cut Flower 1.055.783.642 478.502.700 45 Indoor and Outdoor %75 of Gerber 567.333.021 26.103.500 5 Plants daisy Flower Bulb 88.657.000 5.860.000 7 production Total 1.711.773.663 510.466.200 30 %67 of Gypsophila % 62 yield increase in cut flower production production the last 16 years . %76 of Anemone production @antalyatarim 13 VEGETABLE SEED AND SEEDLİNG PRODUCTION 2019 In 2018, SEED-SEEDLIND Rate in Turkey Antalya 1 billion seedling Turkey(%) was produced. Number of Companies 192 100 52 Producing Vegetable seeds The last 16 years Number of Companies seedling production Producing Vegetable 151 70 46 was increased Seedlings %100. Share of domestic In 2018, 295 tons of standard seed in vegetable and hybrid seed production seed reached %50 was realized in Antalya. @antalyatarim Turkey’s 145.227 tons of seed production increased by 7.2 times as of 2018 rose to 1.059.316 tons in the year 2002 . 14 ANIMAL PRODUCTION (2018) Changing for Antalya is ranked ANTALYA 16 years (%) second Type (Number) in terms of Cattle 205.779 +41 quantity of goat Small Ruminants 1.449.394 +41 and Beehives 230.323 +90 quantity of cultuvating cocoon in Turkey Product name Production (Ton) Meat Production 15.723 Milk Production 270.678 Honey Production 2.305 Bee Wax 111 Production @antalyatarim Alive Cocoon 13 15 FISHERIES PRODUCTION (2018) LET’S NOT 2018 (Tons / Year) Turkey Antalya Fishing 283.955 925 BUY, Pisciculture 344.676 5.693 Total 628.631 6.618 SELL, HUNT @antalyatarim We have active 87 facilities; SMALLER 75 trout facilities, 5 bream – perch and 7 other ONE! facilities. 16 THE FRESH FRUIT-VEGETABLE EXPORTATION Antalya’s share in Turkey Fresh Fruit 2002 2018 2019 / 9 months and Vegetable exportation (2018) Value Ton) Ton) Ton) ( ( ( Value Value Value Quantitiy Quantity Quantity Quantity In (1.000 $) (1.000 $) (1.000 $) In TURKEY 1.607.328 550.534 4.513.348 2.326.400 2.239.136 1.355.582 11 17 ANTALYA 146.322 69.966 489.431 391.774 312.930 284.010 In 2018, we exported 489 thousand tons of fresh vegetables and fruits from our province. Aggregate @antalyatarim amount is 392 million dolars. 17 ORNAMENTAL PLANTS EXPORTATION 2017 2018 2019 / 9 months Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value (Numbers) ( $) (Numbers) ( $) (kg) ( $) 437.588.860 39.073.622 484.156.669 44.055.852 11.745.724 37.531.646 Turkey’s export of In 2018, ornamental plants 44 million dolars of is 99,2 million ornamental plants dolars, which made were exported 44 million in from Antalya. Antalya (%44). @antalyatarim 18 ANIMAL EXPORTATION (2018) Export of the Bombus Bee All production The top five Years Export and exportation countries made export, Colony Value (Euro) Queen Value (Euro) of Bombus Bees Bee in Turkey are 1.Belgium 2016 20.408 458.429 880.741 541.571 made from 2. Azerbaijan 2017 20.834 382.718 476.470 279.789 Antalya. 3.TRNC 2018 31.753 756.796 416.249 261.784 4.Turkmenistab 2019/9 months 31.423 763.424 524.160 314.470 5.Jordan Meal, Milk and Fishesries Exportation 2016 2017 2018 2019 / 9 mounths Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value (kg) ($) (kg) ($) (kg) ($) (kg) ($) Milk and Mik 4.103.816 5.802.858 3.860.360 5.283.122 3.686.230 6.150.768 5.322.349 5.649.632 Products @antalyatarim Meal and Meal 322.761 605.603 321.966 590.508 546.375 780.329 485.987 640.466 Products Fisheries 1.680.350 6.475.226 1.898.801 8.506.523 2.359.397 10.167.378 1.536.399 7.149.174 TOTAL 6.106.927 12.883.687 6.081.127 14.380.153 6.592.002 17.098.475 7.344.735 13.439.272 19 VALUE OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION (2018) Turkey Antalya % (Thousand TL) (Thousand TL) Value of the herbal production 158.870.800 10.755.065 6,8 Value of the animal production 225.334.263 2.646.652 1,2 Total 384.205.063 13.401.717 3,5 10,8 Billion TL With value of the herbal production @antalyatarim TURKEY 1.
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