
Soil Products Office (TMO) announced that a total of 3 billion 592 million lira was paid to farmers in return for grain, hazelnut, poppy and green lentil products delivered on various dates.
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Soil Products Office transfers the prices of the products it purchases from producers to the accounts periodically.
PAYMENT OF 3 BILLION 592 MILLION LIRA TO FARMERS
In the post made from TMO's account on the US-based X social media platform, it was stated that product purchase price payments are continuing.
Accordingly, 2 billion 501 million liras were paid for grain products delivered between 27 August and 2 September, and 902 million liras were paid for hazelnut products delivered on the same dates.
142 million liras for poppy capsules and seeds delivered between 2-8 September, and 47 million liras for green lentil products delivered between 31 August and 2 September were transferred to the producers' accounts.
Thus, the total of the payments in question reached 3 billion 592 million liras.
TMO stated that the situation was notified to the producers who were paid by text message and that the payments will continue periodically.
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Periodic continuation of payments
Very likely · Within weeks
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