Dev Arazide Dev Organizasyon 238 Biçerdöver Sahada

Harvesting is underway at the Ceylanpınar Agricultural Enterprise, which is part of the General Directorate of Agricultural Enterprises (TİGEM) and boasts the world's largest single-piece agricultural land. 238 combine harvesters are being used in the harvest, which has been completed on approximately 400,000 decares of land, while harvesting continues on another 54,000 decares. With a total of 1,633,000 decares of single-piece agricultural land, making it the world's largest enterprise, the Ceylanpınar Agricultural Enterprise, under the General Directorate of Agricultural Enterprises (TİGEM), continues its harvest with 238 combine harvesters. Due to this year's rainfall, a high yield is expected during this harvest season, and 136 trucks and 1,200 workers are working diligently alongside the combine harvesters. Osman Karslı, Deputy Director of Ceylanpınar TİGEM Gümüşsuyu Enterprise, stated, "As TİGEM, our main goals include increasing the agricultural production capacity of our country, supporting our farmers with high-quality seed production, and contributing to food supply security. As Ceylanpınar Agricultural Enterprise, we are the world's largest enterprise with our 1,633,000 decares of single-piece agricultural land. We are implementing this mission in the field with our extensive production areas and modern agricultural practices. In our enterprise, we started harvesting autumn crops on May 31, 2026, with the Azizbey barley variety. We are harvesting a total of 636,697 decares, including 103,722 decares of dry wheat, 454,788 decares of irrigated wheat, 8,661 decares of irrigated barley, 58,288 decares of lentils, 10,746 decares of seed vetch, and 492 decares of seed peas. During the harvesting process, 238..." "We have 136 trucks and 1,200 workers involved in the combine harvesting. The harvesting of our barley, lentil, vetch seed, and pea seed crops has been completed," he said. 25% Increase Expected in Harvest Karslı stated that they expect a 25% increase in harvest this year, saying, "The harvest of 454,788 decares of wheat, which we planted for seed production under irrigated conditions, started on June 7th and our work continues. As of today, the harvest of 399,960 decares has been completed, and the remaining 54,828 decares are planned to be completed by the end of the week. In total, we aim for a 25% increase in production compared to last year's harvest. Due to the regular rainfall regime experienced in our region this year, irrigation was not carried out in the wheat fields planted under irrigated conditions. Our production costs have decreased due to the lack of irrigation. We have started planting grain and fodder corn in 106,898 decares of land planned for planting as a second crop in our operation. With these plantings, we aim to both meet the feed needs of our livestock activities and increase productivity in plant production."