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    The current situation and problems with producing fruit nursery trees in Turkey
    (International Society for Horticultural Science, 2019) Karamürsel D.; Öztürk F.P.; Kaçal E.; Bayav A.; Emre M.; Oğuz C.; Karamürsel Ö.F.
    In this study, the current situation and problems in producing fruit trees on private nurseries in Turkey are articulated. The data for the study were acquired by interviewing private fruit tree nurseries from 16 provinces where 91% of the fruit tree nursery production is carried out. The sample size was determined by a stratified random sampling method. Problems faced by the nurseries in producing fruit trees were determined as marketing, infrastructure and input supplies. As the majority of the land required to produce nursery trees is either leased or contracted under a share-cropping system (53%), the shortage of land was the most significant infrastructure constraint. The supply of basic materials was an important problem faced by the nurseries if they were to be certified. Nurseries experienced problems in quality standards because of price instability in the market and irregular market demand, high transport prices, lack of capital, and governance issues associated with demanding procedures and lack of a qualified labor force. © 2019 International Society for Horticultural Science. All rights reserved.
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    The effect of economic size on profitability of apple farms
    (National Centre for Agrarian Sciences, 2014) Celik Y.; Emre M.
    According to research results, economics size classes of farms that produce apple in the study area was alterable between 2.39 ESU and 53.39 ESU and this value was confirmed as 19.40 ESU in average farms. According to standard results of farms, gross farm income margin was vary between 34.27% and 71.18% in economics size classes, farm net value added margin was between 10.35% and 61.38%, family farm income margin was between -9.25% and 44.04% and it was increased in parallel with economic size classes. These results prove that if economic size increases, profit margin of farm will increase and income will increase per scale. The effects of economic size on profitableness was investigated by determining economics size classes of agricultural farms that produce apple in Egirdir district of Isparta province with respect to FADN system. The main material of this study was data that collected with survey from 71 farms that produce apple were determined with respect to simple random sampling. © 2014, National Centre for Agrarian Sciences. All rights reserved.