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ETAP BASINÇLI SULAMA SİSTEMLERİ HİBE DESTEĞİ ALMAYA HAK KAZANAN YATIRIMCI LİSTESİ Sıra No: Yatırımcı Adı İl İlçe Köy Başvuru Konusu 1 ALİ DEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ ÇÖRTEN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 2 FETTAH POLAT KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 3 MEHMET AĞCABAY KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Güneş Enerjili Sulama, Tarla İçi Damla Sulama, 4 İBRAHİM ÖZÇELİK KİLİS POLATELİ YILANCA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 5 NUSRET AĞCABAY KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 6 ABDULKADİR ÇETİN KİLİS MERKEZ YAVUZLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 7 MAHMUT NEDİM ÖZÇELİK KİLİS POLATELİ YILANCA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 8 AHMET YILDIRIM KİLİS ELBEYLİ GEÇERLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 9 HACI YILDIZ KİLİS MERKEZ NARLICA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 10 MUSTAFA SAĞIR KİLİS MUSABEYLİ SABANLI Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 11 EYYÜP ENSARİ FATİH NACAR KİLİS MERKEZ YAVUZLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 12 İSMET GÜNAY KİLİS POLATELİ TAŞLIALAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 13 CUMA KORKMAZ KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 14 İSMAİL TÜRKOĞLU KİLİS MERKEZ DEMİRCİLER Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 15 İBRAHİM HALİL ÖZTÜRK KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 16 MUSTAFA KARAKAYA KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 17 MEHMET ÖZTÜRK KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 18 HANNAN ŞAHİN KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 19 İRFAN ÖZDEMİR KİLİS POLATELİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 20 MUSTAFA AVCI KİLİS POLATELİ YILANCA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 21 ALİ RIZA ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 22 MUSTAFA KÖSYANLI KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 23 ŞİLEŞ ÖKSÜZ KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 24 ZEKİ KÖRDEVE KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 25 HASAN YABA KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 26 MEHMET EDİP KÖRDEVE KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 27 MUSTAFA ÖZDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ KÜPLÜCE Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 28 OSMAN AKDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ MISIRCIK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 29 MİTHAT ÖZKAN KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 30 MUSTAFA ŞAHİN NACAR KİLİS MERKEZ YAVUZLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 31 ŞÜKRÜ ÇAĞLI KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 32 MEHMET EYİDOĞAN KİLİS ELBEYLİ ALAHAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 33 MEHMET HANİFİ AKDAĞ KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 34 BEYTULLAH GÜNGÖR KİLİS MUSABEYLİ TOPALLAR Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 35 SÜLEYMAN YILMAZ KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 36 ŞEVKET KILIÇ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 37 OSMAN NURİ ÇELEBİ KİLİS MERKEZ HICIPOĞLU Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 38 ETEM BABA KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 39 HORŞİT ÖZDEMİR KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 40 MEHMET ZORLU KİLİS MERKEZ NARLICA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 41 MEHMET ATICI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 42 AHMET KARADERE KİLİS ELBEYLİ GEÇERLİ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 43 ALİ ÖZDEMİR KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 44 MEHMET ALİ AKDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 45 SEVİM ŞAHAN KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 46 AHMET ALPTEKİN KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 47 AHMET ŞAHAN KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 48 KEMAL ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 49 MEHMET HANİFİ GENÇ KİLİS MERKEZ NARLICA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 50 ABİDİN YILDIZ KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 51 MURAT ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 52 MUHTAR ÖZDEMİR KİLİS POLATELİ YENİYAPAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 53 AHMET ÖZÇELİK KİLİS POLATELİ YILANCA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 54 MUSTAFA ÖZKAN KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 55 ABDULHANNAN YILDIZ KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 56 MUSTAFA NACAR KİLİS MERKEZ YAVUZLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 57 LATİF KARTAL KİLİS POLATELİ SÖĞÜTLÜ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 58 FERİDE YILMAZ KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 59 KEMAL BOZTAŞ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ YEDİGÖZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 60 ABDULLAH GÜLTEKİN KİLİS MUSABEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 61 MEHMET SOLAK KİLİS ELBEYLİ GEÇERLİ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 62 MEHMET ALİ CAN KİLİS MERKEZ AKÇABAĞLAR Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 1 / 4 31.05.2019 10:46 15. ETAP BASINÇLI SULAMA SİSTEMLERİ HİBE DESTEĞİ ALMAYA HAK KAZANAN YATIRIMCI LİSTESİ Sıra No: Yatırımcı Adı İl İlçe Köy Başvuru Konusu 63 BATTAL ÇELEBİ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ GEÇİTBOYU Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 64 ALİ EYİDOĞAN KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 65 ÜNAL POLAT KİLİS MERKEZ ÇÖRTEN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 66 ALİ BOZKURT KİLİS MUSABEYLİ KURTARAN Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 67 MEHMET TAŞ KİLİS MERKEZ DELİOSMAN Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 68 KADİR İMAM KİLİS ELBEYLİ AŞAĞIBEYLERBEYİ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 69 ALİ YABA KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 70 İBRAHİM HALİL ÇELEBİ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ KARBEYAZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 71 GÖKŞAN KORKMAZ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ YEDİGÖZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 72 TUNCAY AKDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 73 MEHMET ATİLLA ÇELEBİ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ KARBEYAZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 74 HÜSEYİN AKİL KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 75 MEHMET AKGÜN KİLİS MUSABEYLİ YEDİGÖZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 76 HASAN YAVUZ KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama, Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama, 77 MUZAFFER ARIÇİÇEĞİ KİLİS MERKEZ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 78 LATİF BOZKURT KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 79 KAZIM YALÇIN KİLİS MUSABEYLİ SABANLI Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 80 HASAN KORKMAZ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ YASTICA Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 81 MEHMET ÇEVİK KİLİS ELBEYLİ ALAHAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 82 RAMAZAN ATICI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 83 AHMET ÇEVİK KİLİS ELBEYLİ ALAHAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 84 NURİ NACAR KİLİS MERKEZ YAVUZLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 85 GÖKHAN UĞUR KİLİS ELBEYLİ UĞURLAR Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 86 MEHMET AKDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ MISIRCIK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 87 ENVER ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ DÜMBÜLLÜ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 88 ZİYA ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ DÜMBÜLLÜ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 89 AHMET GÜL KİLİS POLATELİ BAĞARASI Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 90 EMİNE BOZKURT KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 91 MUZAFFER ÇETİN KİLİS MERKEZ DELİÇAY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 92 MEHMET HAYRETTİN KADIOĞLU KİLİS MERKEZ MERKEZ Yüzey Altı Damla Sulama Sistemleri 93 MAHİR PORSUK KİLİS MERKEZ KOCABEYLİ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 94 MEHMET ÖZDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ GÜVENLİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 95 RIDVAN DUMAN KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 96 HASAN ATICI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 97 CEMALETTİN GENÇ KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 98 BAHİTTİN KURT KİLİS ELBEYLİ AŞAĞIBEYLERBEYİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 99 HANNAN ÇELEBİ KİLİS MERKEZ HICIPOĞLU Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 100 MURAT ORUÇ KİLİS MERKEZ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 101 MUHTAR POLAT KİLİS POLATELİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 102 MESUT CEYLAN KİLİS MERKEZ ÇÖRTEN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 103 NİHAT ÇİÇEK KİLİS ELBEYLİ YAĞIZKÖY Yüzey Altı Damla Sulama Sistemleri 104 HALİL KURT KİLİS MERKEZ GÖZKAYA Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 105 ABİDİN GÖKÇE KİLİS MERKEZ GÖZKAYA Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 106 ALİ YILDIRIM KİLİS MERKEZ HİSAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 107 DEDE BOZTAŞ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 108 İSMAİL KÖRDEVE KİLİS ELBEYLİ HAVUZLUÇAM Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 109 MEHMET SARAÇ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 110 BİLAL YILMAZ KİLİS MERKEZ BOZCAYAZI Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 111 MEHMET DAĞCI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 112 ABİDİN ATICI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 113 AHMET ÖZDEMİR KİLİS POLATELİ POLATBEY Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 114 MEHMET GÜNGÖR KİLİS MUSABEYLİ TOPALLAR Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 115 ZİYA ASLAN KİLİS MERKEZ GÖZKAYA Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 116 ERCAN ÇELEBİ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ KARBEYAZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 117 ÖKKAŞ YILDIZ KİLİS MERKEZ NARLICA Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 118 OSMAN PEHLİVAN KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 119 ALİ BOZKURT KİLİS MUSABEYLİ YEDİGÖZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 120 GÜLAY TOPALBEKİROĞLU KİLİS MERKEZ MISIRCIK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 121 GÜLLÜ POLAT KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 122 MEHMET YAVUZ KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 123 HURŞİT AKDEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ MISIRCIK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 124 ÖMER YILMAZ KİLİS ELBEYLİ AŞAĞIBEYLERBEYİ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 2 / 4 31.05.2019 10:46 15. ETAP BASINÇLI SULAMA SİSTEMLERİ HİBE DESTEĞİ ALMAYA HAK KAZANAN YATIRIMCI LİSTESİ Sıra No: Yatırımcı Adı İl İlçe Köy Başvuru Konusu 125 AHMET AYHAN ÇELEBİ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ KARBEYAZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 126 NUSRET DEMİR KİLİS MERKEZ DEMİRCİLER Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 127 SAMİ KOYUNCU KİLİS MERKEZ GÖKTAŞ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 128 HANİFİ ATICI KİLİS MUSABEYLİ HASANCALI Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 129 FİLİZ KARABAŞ KİLİS MERKEZ ÇÖRTEN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama, Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama, 130 MEHMET ALİ ALP KİLİS MERKEZ GÖZKAYA Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 131 HİKMET POLAT KİLİS ELBEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 132 ADEM YILMAZ KİLİS MUSABEYLİ MERKEZ Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama 133 HALİL KAPLAN KİLİS ELBEYLİ TAŞLIBAKAR Tarla İçi Damla Sulama, Tarla İçi Yağmurlama Sulama, 134 FATMA POLAT KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 135 MUSTAFA ŞAHİN KİLİS MERKEZ UZUNLU Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 136 ESENGÜL BUDAK KİLİS MERKEZ KARAMELİK Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 137 HÜSEYİN DAĞLI KİLİS ELBEYLİ ALAHAN Tarla İçi Damla Sulama 138 NECMİTTİN ŞAHİN KİLİS POLATELİ DÜMBÜLLÜ
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