Yaban Mersini Yetiştiriciliği Kârlı mı? (Gerçek Hesap)

In this video, I examine whether blueberry cultivation in Turkey will actually be profitable in 2026, using real figures. You might hear "blueberries cost 650 TL per kg" somewhere, while elsewhere you'll see prices dropping to 60-90 TL/kg at the market. So how is it that the same product brings significant income to some producers while causing losses for others? In this video, I divide the business into two phases: The first 3 years (before the orchard is established) and from the 4th year onwards (after the yield has stabilized). I also clearly present 3 different sales scenarios (A/B/C): wholesale, selected buyer, and retail/packaged. ⚠️ This video is based on market examples and current prices observed during a specific period (January 2026). Market conditions, supply and demand, costs, exchange rates, imports, and sales channels may change in 3 years; therefore, today's calculations may not be exactly the same. This does not constitute any investment advice. 📌 Topics: – When does blueberry yield stabilize? (first 3 years vs. after the 4th year) – Number of plants per acre, yield logic, and the most critical variables – Why is the perception of "high price per kg" misleading on its own? (wholesale vs. retail) – 3 sales scenarios: A/B/C (which price is possible in which channel?) – Why is cash flow often difficult in the first 3 years? – 3-year income projection after the 4th year – Who wins, who loses? (most common mistakes)