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Saffir Project in Simav Controlled in the Field

The teams of Simav District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry carried out inspections in cultivated lands under the Sapir Project carried out in Başkonak Village with the support of the Provincial Private Administration with 75 percent grant support. In controls, development and applications of safflower plant were evaluated in situ.

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