
In order to strengthen agricultural production, a total of 115 billion 496 million liras were paid to 3 million farmers this year.
According to the statement made by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, a total of 115 billion 496 million lira agricultural support payments were made to 3 million farmers in the first 9 months of the year.
AI-generated summary
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry regularly provides financial support to producers in the fields of plant, animal and rural development.
According to the compilation made from the statistical bulletin of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, producers continue to be supported to strengthen agricultural production. 73.3 percent of the supports were for plant production, 23.5 percent for animal production, 2.6 percent for rural development, 0.3 percent for R&D and 0.2 percent for aquaculture production.
9-MONTH PAYMENT AMOUNT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
The Ministry supports producers in the fields of plant and animal production, rural development, agricultural R&D and aquaculture production.
In this context, 3 million farmers benefited from agricultural support this year. While the agricultural support budget was determined as 167.6 billion liras for 2026, 115 billion 496 million liras were paid to farmers in 9 months.
73.3 percent of the payments in the said period were for crop production, 23.5 percent for animal production, 2.6 percent for rural development, 0.3 percent for R&D and 0.2 percent for aquaculture production.
Approximately 84 billion 655 million lira support was given for plant production, 27 billion 136 million lira for animal production, 3 billion 13 million lira for rural development, 407 million lira for agricultural R&D and 285 million lira for aquaculture production.
Looking at the details of the supports, it was seen that approximately 44 billion 593 million liras were paid for basic support in crop production, 12 billion 14 million liras for cattle breeding (calves) in animal production, and approximately 2 billion 833 million liras for rural development investments.
SUPPORT PAYMENTS MADE IN THE THIRD QUARTER
In the July-September period of the year, rent payments were made for the products kept in licensed warehouses within the scope of supporting plant production.
In the field of animal production, the most support was given to cattle breeding (calf), animal and herd health, compensation for animal diseases and small livestock farming (lamb-kid). Rural development investment payments came to the fore within the scope of supporting rural development.
In order to support crop production, 47 million lira rental support payment was made to farmers for products stored in licensed warehouses.
In animal production, 4 billion 51 million lira support was given for cattle breeding, approximately 1 billion 325 million lira for animal and herd health, 1 billion 139 million lira for animal disease compensation and 1 billion 95 million lira for sheep and goat farming.
1 billion 232 million liras were paid for rural development investments.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The agricultural support budget of 167.6 billion lira determined for 2026 will be distributed
Very likely · Within months

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