TİGEM's Annual 130-140 Thousand Ton Certified Seed Sales: Impact on Agricultural Productivity and Food Security
724FinanceDr. Aslıhan Demir
Key Highlights
TİGEM Genel Müdür Yardımcısı Bülbül, Karacabey İşletmesi'nde yaptığı açıklamada, yıllık **130-140 bin ton** sertifikalı tohum satışı yapıldığını ve bu

TİGEM Deputy Director General Bülbül highlighted during a meeting at Karacabey Facility that approximately 130-140 thousand tons of certified seeds are sold annually, contributing to roughly 20% of Turkey's total cultivated area of 200 million decares. Emphasizing seeds as more than a commodity, he noted the company's commitment to improving quality and introducing new varieties through a robust partnership model with dealers.
Strategic Role of Certified Seeds
Climate and Population Constraints
Rüzgar Ersoy Analysis: TİGEM's seed volume offers sectoral stability despite current limitations. While direct market impact remains constrained, long-term food security, domestic market resilience, and reduced reliance on imports could mitigate inflationary pressures. In fintech, innovations like digital seed distribution or blockchain-based certification may enhance efficiency.
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