In Turkey, recent agricultural trends reflect both challenges and opportunities. Prices for key crops like olive oil have seen significant increases, partly due to a decline in production. For instance, olive oil prices surged by 264% in 2023, driven by a reduction in olive yields, which fell by 55.7%. Despite these challenges, the country has maintained strong export figures, with olive oil exports expected to remain robustERA IT TURKEYMUNDUS AGRI.On the other hand, Turkey’s adoption of advanced agricultural technologies, such as precision farming and AI, is helping to increase productivity and manage environmental challenges. These innovations are seen as crucial for improving both domestic agricultural efficiency and export potentialERA IT TURKEY. Additionally, organic farming is gaining momentum, with Turkey becoming a leading exporter of organic products, aiming to further boost its international trade in this sectorERA IT TURKEY.
