II. International Seed Cultivation Workshop 02 – 03 December 2013 Rixos Sungate Hotel Beldibi – Antalya.

II. International Seed Cultivation Workshop

02 – 03 December 2013

Rixos Sungate Hotel Beldibi – Antalya

Presentation Content

Turkey’s position and agricultural values

Development of seed cultivation and current

situation

Sectoral structuring and TSÜAB…..

Turkey’s position and agricultural values

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Turkey is a bridge between Asia and Europe and enjoys this advantage of her in global trade

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Turkey is very suitable for agricultural production in terms of climate diversity and and geography especially for seed

production.

Agricultural land

Total utilized

agricultural land

Area of cereals and other crop products

Area of

vegetable gardens

Area of

ornamental plants

Area of fruits, beverage

and spice crops

Land under permanent meadows and

pastures

Cultivated area

Fallow land

2001 40 967 18 087 4 914 799 - 2 550 14 6172002 41 196 18 123 5 040 831 - 2 585 14 6172003 40 645 17 563 4 991 818 - 2 656 14 6172004 41 210 18 110 4 956 805 - 2 722 14 6172005 41 223 18 148 4 876 806 - 2 776 14 6172006 40 493 17 440 4 691 850 - 2 895 14 6172007 39 505 16 945 4 219 815 - 2 909 14 6172008 39 122 16 460 4 259 836 - 2 950 14 6172009 38 911 16 217 4 323 811 - 2 943 14 6172010 39 011 16 333 4 249 802 - 3 010 14 6172011 38 231 15 692 4 017 810 4 3 091 14 617

2012(*) 38 412 15 464 4 286 827 5 3 213 14 617Source: For land under permanent meadows and pastures 2001 General Agricultural Censuses, for other Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock

Thousand Hectares

Distribution of Agricultural Land

Gross Domestic Product with current price as per main activity branches(1998-2012)

     GDP   Agriculture  Value Sector Growth   Value Sector GrowthYıl   Share Rate     Share RateYear   % %     % %

1998 70 203 147 160 100.0     8 757 482 602 12.5  

1999 104 595 915 540 100.0 49.0   10 977 132 315 10.5 25.3

2000 166 658 021 460 100.0 59.3   16 817 322 131 10.1 53.2

2001 240 224 083 050 100.0 44.1   21 236 672 502 8.8 26.3

2002 350 476 089 498 100.0 45.9   36 058 280 858 10.3 69.8

2003 454 780 659 396 100.0 29.8   45 137 959 817 9.9 25.2

2004 559 033 025 860 100.0 22.9   52 997 644 701 9.5 17.4

2005 648 931 711 811 100.0 16.1   60 713 746 738 9.4 14.6

2006 758 390 785 210 100.0 16.9   62 662 754 144 8.3 3.2

2007 843 178 421 420 100.0 11.2   64 331 717 459 7.6 2.7

2008 950 534 250 716 100.0 12.7   72 274 584 858 7.6 12.3

2009 952 558 578 826 100.0 0.2   78 775 885 917 8.3 9.0

2010 1 098 799 348 446 100.0 15.4   92 739 021 029 8.4 17.7

2011 1 297 713 210 117 100.0 18.1   103 635 251 610 8.0 11.7

2012 1 415 786 010 349 100.0 9.1   111 690 095 873 7.9 7.8

' 000 000 TL

TÜİK

In the second estimation of the year 2013 product amounts increased by 12,3% in agricultural products, 2,1% in vegetables and 1,2% in fruits. Product amounts were approximately estimated to actualize 37,5 million tonnes in wheat products, 28,4 million tonnes in vegetables and 18,2 million tonnes in fruits.  

 Herbal Production Amounts 2012-2013

TÜİK

Herbal product value has been approximately 87,8 billion TL. Legumes and other herbal production value decreased by 7,3% compared to pevious year and has been 33,1 billion TL, vegetable production value decreased by 0,4% has been 25,4 billion TL and fruits, drink and spice herbs production value increased by 5,4% has been 29,2 billion TL.

TÜİK

Herbal Production Values, 2011-2012  

Development of seed cultivation and current position

İlk hedef

Bir Milyon Ton

tohumluk

(1839 – 1876) REFORM ERA Importance of Increasing Herbal Production, New Types in Diversification and Gaining Export Revenues, New Plant Varieties and Qualified Seeds Has Been Recognized

1876 – 1908 PERIODVariety and Seed Import Continued, Testing Farms and Demonstration Lands Established,

Number of Agricultural Schools Increased and Higher Education of Agriculture Was Established

FOUNDATION OF REPUBLIC (1923)(Foundations of Seed Cultivation Are Laid)

Establishment of Institutionalization and Legal Infrastructure, Public weighted Seed Cultivation Model (Research, Production,Distribution)

WARS PERIOD OF MISERY

IMPORTANT DATES AND WHEAT

Development of Seed Cultivation in some countries has got 150 years of history…..Also in our country during that time importance of seed cultivation was recognized

SOME IMPORTANT DATES IN TURKSIH SEED CULTIVATION

• 1860 – Cotton seed imported from the USA and Egypt,

distributed in Aegean and Çukurova,• 1870-1880 Some railway companies distributed

cereal and cotton seed

1925 Republican Government opened Seed Breeding Stations

• 1926 “Rootstock” beet seed imported from abroad

1950 TIGEM (DÜÇ) assigned with seed production (Public)

1959 Sugar Company and KWS established a partnership

1961 The first private seed company was established

(Beta)

1963 Seed L aw 308 was enacted

1978 The second private seed company (MAY) was established

• 1983 New private companies started to be established

WAY FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS PAVED (1980S)

Variety Transfer in Industrial Plants, Trkey Meets with Hybrid Varieties and Qualified Seeds Seed Cultivation is Regulated Again Taking into Consideration the Needs of the Private Sector

1980 Turkish Agriculture is in Search of New Varieties. Opinion of There is Need For Development of Seed Industry Settled and Expanded Ministry of Agriculture Oriented towards Seed Cultivation Policy Changes with reform

characteristics

1982 Change was made in Variety Registry System; Time shortened, Variety registry of Private Sector Companies Facilitated

1983 Private Companies Allowed to Identify Prices for the Seed They Produce and Supply

1984 Seed Import of Private Sectors were Facilitated

DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES IN PRIVATE SECTOR(1990s)

1991 For Vegetables Standard Seed Recording System Established (Only FYD based recording)

1992 Permission and Authorities Awarded to Private Research Institutions.

Economic Incentives Provided for Private Companies

• Investment Incentives

• Subsidised Loan

• Customs Exemption in Seed Import

• Incentives for Using Certifed Seeds (Maize, Sunflower, Cotton,

Patato, Soybean, Canola, Forage Plants)

Important Developments(Summary)

1923-1960 Traditional supply1963 308 Seed Cultivation Law and

ISTA membership

1960-1985 Official Supply

1968 OECD Membership (Seed Unit)1982 Liberalization of prices 1984 Liberalization of Import

1985 1998 ISF Membership2004 5042 Breeder’s Rights Law2006 5553 Seed Cultivation Law2007 Ratification of UPOV Convention at

TGNA

Public Sector weighted development

Private sector weighted start of development

Years 2000s

EXISTING LEGISLATION DOES NOT MEET DEVELOPMENTS

NEED FOR OWNERSHIP FELT THOROUGHLY

“NEW REGULATIONS” ON THE AGENDA IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR

Kanun

Yönetmelik

Tebliğ

Genelge

1- Scientific and Technological Progress:

Genetics, Plant Breeding, Variety development, Plant Propagation Methods,

Seed Processing Technologies (Spraying, coating, pelletising,

packaging),

2- Institutional Changes :

Privatization, Autonomous or independent institutions, Intellectual Industry Rights, Transfer of Authority, Protection of Genetic Resources, International Norms ve Rules

PROMINENT ISSUES IN UPDATING OF THE LEGISLATION

3- Structuring in the sector: Professional Organization, Participatory administration

4- EU:Harmonization with the EU and the need for preaparation of secondary legislation vertically

REGULATIONS MADE AGAIN /UPDATED

LEGAL INFRASTRUTURE- SECONDARY LEGISLATIONS

SEED CULTIVATION LAW 5553(2006)

REGULATION

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• Law 5042 on protection of plant breeder’s rights on new plant varieties

• Veterinary Services, Phytosanitary, Food and Feed Law No 5996

•

As foreseen by these laws, having primarily regulation of “Authorization and Auditing in Seed Cultivation Market” 17 new regulations were released.

hher

Breeding

Certification

Morphological Properties

+

Physiological and Biological Properties

+

Technological Properties

+

Pathological Properties

(Diseases and Pests)

Land Control

+

Laboratory Control

Certification and Marketing

Registry

Each stage binded to a regulation

T.R MINISTRY OF FOOD, AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK

• Law 5553 on Seed Cultivation (2006)• Law 5996 on Veterinary Sevices , Phytosanitary, Food and Feed (2010) Law 5042 on Protection of Breeder’s Rights in New Plant Varieties

GKGM TAGEM

Phytosanitary and Quarantine Services

Plant Breeding and Variety Development

BÜGEM

• Seed Cultivation Policies,

• Incentive and support

• Production and Supply

• Commerce (Import-Export)

• Variety Registry, Seed Control and

Certification services, market audit,

• Protection of new plant varieties

EACH ISSUE HAS AN OFFICIALLY RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY

Development of Seed Cultivation Sector,

Facilitation of occupational activities by ensuring occupational solidarity among real or legal entities performing activites in the sector,

With the aim of protecting rights of the ones dealing with seed cultivation activities,

SECTOR:Has restored an organized structure in a position of a public professional organization with legal status(2008).

Turkish Seed Cultivation Association, TÜRKTED established on 15 July 1985 as the first representative of the seed cultivation center and continues its existence with the same status.

Organization of Private Sector

TURKISH SEED CULTIVATORS UNION

Plant Breeders Subunion

Seed Industrialists

and Producers Subunion

Seedling Producers Subunion

Sapling Producers Subunion

Seed Cultivators Subunion

Seed DistributorsSubunion

Foliage Plants

Producers Subunion

INTEGRATION WITH GLOBAL SEED CULTIVATION SECTOR(While organizaton is ensured in the country , the sector

simultaneously becomes the member of regional and global institutions and organizations related with seed cultivation)

During the period of 1963-1980 while there were only 3 private seed production seed companies, in the period of 1980-2000 it exceeded 120’ and in

the period of 1980-2013 it exceeded 500.

DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES IN PRIVATE SECTOR NUMBER OF SEED COMPANIES INCREASES

Özel Tohumculuk Şirketlerinin Sayısındaki Artış (1963-2013)

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600

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2013

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ket

Sayıs

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577 COMPANIES MEMBER OF TSÜAB PRODUCING SEED

üretim izinli tescilli üretim izinli tescilli ticari TOPLAMTARLA SEBZE

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1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

473

18151218 979

1645

6130

VARIETY REGISTRY NUMBERS (2013)

WITH EXPANSION OF PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP/COMPANIES NUMBER OF REGISTERED VARIETIES ALSO INCREASES

Regulation on Recording Plant Varieties

TTSM Periodical publications Establishment Activity ReportVariety Registry ReportVariety Catalogue National Variety List Commercial Seed Recording List

Recording/registry of seeds are made and published in line with international legislation

Land Registry List

VARIETY OWNERSHIP IN PRIVATE SECTOR INCREASES SPEEDYLY(This situation reflects to production directly)

KAMU ÖZEL SEKTÖR2013

0

50

100

150

200

250

46

202Between 1963-1990 except

for some of the registered

varieties while all belonged to

the public this rate after 1990

increased rapidly on behalf the

private sector.

As of 2013 while registry

ownership was 46 in the public it

has been 202 in the private

sector. 1963-1990 registered variety ownership

PRODUCTION

DISTRIBUTION

IMPORT

EXPORT

PRIVATE SECTOR SHARE

RATE OF PRODUCTION MEETING THE NEED

Seed Varieties Produced in Turkey and Foreign Trade Values as per Years

• Hybrid vegetable seeds constitute the major part of Turkish seed market.• On the other hand industrial plants constituted of hybrid seeds like maize,

suflower, cotton and sugar beet are in a position of second major segment of the seed market.

• Especially the third group covering certified wheat and barley seeds even tough not of its value but it is prominent as per its amount.

• In Turkey there are about 150 companies working on vegetable seed cultivation. In return number of the ones producing, distributing and marketing wheat seeds is about 180. Similarly more than 100 companies work on industrial plants.

Monetary Value(Million $)

Amount(Tonnes)

Import 183.1 39.5Export 115.3 32.8

Export-Import Difference 67.8 6.7

Seed import and export values of Turkey as of 2011 (BÜGEM)

In Turkey in 2012 approximately 320 thousand tonnes of wheat, 43 thousand tonnes of barley, 33 thousand tonnes of hybrid maize, 9 thousand tonnes of paddy, 15 thousand tonnes of hybrid sunflower, 1200 thousand tonnes of hybrid sugar beet, 185 thousand tonnes of potato, 23 thousand tonnes of cotton, and about 2500 thousand tonnes of vegetable seed were produced.In Turkey total value of seed produced commercially is estimated to be about 1 billion dollars. In many of the varieties seed production and utilization continue to increase. 

145.227184.247

349.332332.190

370.748325.013

290.148

385.061

497.964

637.330

644.790

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2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

Seed Production Amounts as per Years(Tonnes)

65%15%8%

5%3%2%

Distribution of Seed Production as per Basic Varieties

Wheat

Patato

Barley

Maize

Years 2011 -2012 Seed Import and Export Values(1000 $)

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Years 2011-2012 Seed Import Values (1000 $)

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Years 2011-2012 Seed Export Values(1000 $)

2011

2012

• As of end of 2011 meeting import rate of seed export is at level of 65%.

• And this rate in 2010 was actualized at level of 53% and in 2009 it was 44,6%.

SEED EXPORT BY COUNTRIES

ROW COUNTRIES2010 2011 2012

DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS1 UKRAINE 6.665.022 15.580.322 14.898.6932 RUSSAIN FEDERATION 14.235.773 16.406.828 14.085.7733 ITALY 10.639.262 16.227.729 13.189.2984 FRANCE 5.106.013 4.916.457 11.254.6415 NETHERLANDS 11.503.597 8.083.150 8.131.6016 AUSTRIA 4.374.206 1.987.546 7.787.1857 GREECE 5.404.263 7.312.383 7.763.6618 HUNGARY 5.442.677 4.253.403 7.735.4839 SUDAN 3.324.551 506.070 6.965.93510 IRAQ 5.961.823 6.789.383 5.497.70911 SPAIN 6.227.648 6.087.880 5.131.88112 ROMANIA 2.153.615 6.397.783 3.944.30013 IRAN 1.603.445 2.101.483 3.141.99814 AZERBAIJAN 1.710.138 1.867.981 1.966.91215 KAZAKHSTAN 604.651 512.603 1.644.63016 MEXICO 259.431 262.570 1.201.40917 PAKISTAN 676.855 1.681.313 1.052.23218 BULGARIA 596.037 692.526 990.76619 ISRAIL 556.035 1.842.382 785.26420 TURKMENISTAN 884.352 904.767 737.918

LİST TOTAL 87.929.394 104.414.559 117.907.289TOTAL 99.413.392 118.003.236 126.679.486

Resource : TÜİK

Note : Ranking of the coutries is as per 2012 statistics.

THE MOST COMMON SEED VARITIES IN IMPORT AND EXPORT AS OF 2011

Major seed varieties in import

Major seed varieties in export

Varieties Monetary Value(1000 $)

Varieties Monetary Value(1000 $)

1) Tomatoes 52096 1) Suflower 509442) Patatos 18794 2) Maize 234023) Cucumber 13695 3) Cotton 90064) Maize 10811 4) Squash 52155) Squash 8622 5) Tomato 4348

Its Role in Development of Seed Cultivation

ABOUT TSÜAB Basis for Establishment and Fundemental Mandates

Private Sector wing of Seed Cultivation/Industry is constituted by Unions and Subunions established pursuant to 5553 Seed Cultivation Law

Seed Industrialists and Producers Subunion (TSÜAB) is an occupational organization established pursuant to 5553 Seed Cultivation as a legal entity with public institution characteristic (5553 Article 16)

All seed industralists and producer companies performing activities in Turkey being a member of TSÜAB is a legal obligation (5553-Art. 17)

TSÜAB currently has 577 members.

TSÜAB performs activities within the framework of the statute approved by the Ministry defining the establishment, working procedures and and principles.

TSÜAB as per law is subject to administrative and financial audit of the Ministry.

TSÜAB, as being actual representative of Turkish Seed Cultivators sustains successfully its function of being a driver of the sector.

TSÜAB, within this formation; performs activities for development of seed sector by protecting rights and interests of its members.

Basic Philosophy of TSÜAB;Within authorities granted by the law, to represent Turkish seed cultivation inndustry, protect rights and interests of its members and develop Turkish Seed Cultivation Sector.

In recent years extremely important legal regulations were made. On this basis, private sector was organized in line with the law and TSÜAB has taken its position it deserved within this establishment.

As of its institutional structure TSÜAB has a very significant position and within this respect it has to fulfill its mandates appropriate for its position.

While TSÜAB fulfills these mandates and implement its activities it acts in line with procedures and principes determined by laws.

TSÜAB has got a Mission, Vision and “Ethical Rules” accepted by its members.

ABOUT TSÜAB Basis for Establishment and Fundemental Mandates

We can summarize TSÜAB’s General Activities and Institutional Relations under the main topics listed as below:

STUDIES WITH PROJECTS TRAININGS PARTICIPATION AT FAIRS PROMOTIONAL MEETINGS WORKING TOGETHER WITH RELATED PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL MEMBERSHIPS COPERATION WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS SECTORAL FOREIGN TADE VISITS Examples belonging to each of the major activity field above are in TSÜAB archives. TSÜAB with its activities conducted in integrity and since its establishment with the efforts

of its valuable administrators, secretariat and all its members have contributed significantly to Turkish Seed Cultivation and it will continue to do so.

TSÜAB ACIVITIES BASICLY

In Seed Cultivation sector currently there is a need for seed cultivation focused trained personnel. This need will be felt more in future in parallel to development of the sector. Within this respect we are running a programme by TSÜAB which we deem extremely beneficial and have seen already its benefit.

By TÜSİAB at the universities at Faculties of Agriculture every year for 30 students in average traineeship programme is implemeted and these students with theoretical knowledge and practical studies they carry out at TSÜAB member companies are prepared for future for Seed Cultivation sector.

Besides, seminars are organized within a protocol in the field of seed cultivation within “Occupational Implementation Programmes” for the students demanded by the Faculties of Agriculture.

And by TSÜAB Occupational Meetings and Activities also continued in a routine all year long as to include all the members

Within this scope Product Standing Working Groups are established by TSÜAB and working procedures and principles, mandates and responsibilites of these groups were determined.

SOME EXAMPLES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES(1)

Product Standing Workig Groups were formed. Cereals Working Group Vegetable Working Group IndustrialPlants Working Group Legumes and Meadow-Pasture, Grass and Forage Plants Working Group Besides with pertinent units of our Ministry “Joint Standing Working Groups” were

planned.

Seed Cultivation Product Standing Working Groups members for preparation of group reports in defined format continue their work periodically all through the year.

GROUP REPORTS prepared as a result of these studies were shared with all our members and the invitees last year on 3-4 December at Seed Cultivation Workshop held in Antalya. Besides these reports collected and published as a BOOK.

SOME EXAMPLES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES(2)

As the Seed Industralists and Prodcuers Subunion, in the countries where Seed Export potential is seen high, we organize programmes of “Sectoral Foreign Trade Group Programmes”

In implemetation of these programmes financial support is obtained from the Ministry of Economy and technical support from the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock

Since September 2011 in coordination of TSÜAB “Seed Cultivation Sectoral Foreign Trade Group Visits” were made to total of 11 countries as follows Azarbaijan/Baku, Ukraine/Kiev, Russian Federation/Moscow, Bosnia-Herzegovina/Sarajevo, Kyrgyzstan/Bishkek, Morocco/Casablanca, Kazakhstan/Almaty and Cimkent, Algeria/Algeria, Italy/Bologna, Poland/Poznan and for the second time Ukraine/Odessa

SOME EXAMPLES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES(3)

3 Basic Problems of Turkish Seed Cultivation Industry

R&D LEVEL -INSUFFICIENT

PRODUCTION COST HIGH

• Company Scale is Small

• Capital is Insufficient

• Professional –Technical Personnel Scarce

• Royalties high

• Labor Cost is Relatively High

• Epecially Public Land Rents are High

• R&D Initiative is Lacking (risk is high)

REGULATION AND GOVERNANCE PROBLEMS

• Positive Developments are Ensured Recently

TSÜAB carries out its studies with pertinent institutions and organizations related to both individual problems coming from the members and problems identified at Regional Meetings and also problems by Product Standing Working Groups

Within a scope of another support implementation of the Ministry of Economy another comprehensive and long term programme was put into practice.

Name of this programme is “SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS”

With this programme dependent on the project the following supports will be provided: TRAINING, CONSULTANCY, MARKETING IN ABROAD, PROCUREMENT COMMITTEE INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANCY PROGRAMMES FOR THE COMPANIES And MEETING COSTS OF TSÜAB

The prgramme will be actualized step by step, in 36 months in 5 regional fields. These regions are:

Marmara Region Aegean Region Central Anatolian Western Mediterranean Region (Antalya) started. And Eastern Mediterranean Southeast Anatolia.

SOME EXAMPLES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES (UR-GE)

3 Basic Problems of Turkish Seed Cultivation Industry

R&D LEVEL -INSUFFICIENT

PRODUCTION COST HIGH

• Company Scale is Small

• Capital is Insufficient

• Professional –Technical Personnel Scarce

• Royalties high

• Labor Cost is Relatively High

• Epecially Public Land Rents are High

• R&D Initiative is Lacking (risk is high)

REGULATION AND GOVERNANCE PROBLEMS

• Problems originating from the Law 5553

• Phytosanitary and Quarantine

• Positive Developments are Ensured Recently

TSÜAB carries out its studies with pertinent institutions and organizations related to both individual problems coming from the members and problems identified at Regional Meetings and also problems by Product Standing Working Groups

  ESOME PICTURES OF ECOSA AND TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

ECOSA 2010 konferansı ve Fuar Açılışı /İSTANBUL

YEAR 2010 FAIR INAUGRATION

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

KYRGYZSTAN - BILATERAL MEETINGS RUSSIA- BILATERAL MEETINGS

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

UKRAINE STH INAUGRATION GERMANY BERLIN FAIR

MOROCCO - BILATERAL MEETINGS

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

KAZAKHSTAN – BILATERAL MEETINGS PRESS CONFERENCE IN MOROCCO

AZERBAIJAN –PRESENTATION OF PLAQUE UKRAINE –PLAQUE PRESENTATION

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MINISTER OF TRADE HAYATİ YAZICI AT TSÜAB STAND AT HALSER FAIR

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

TSÜAB AT HALSER FAIR

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TSÜAB 2011 WORKING MEETING

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

TSÜAB PRESS PROMOTION

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TSÜAB IN UKRAINE ON TESTING SITE WITH SECRETARY GENERAL OF SEED ASSOCIATION

SOME PICTURES OF TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

SECRETARY GENERAL PROMOTESTSÜAB IN MOROCCO

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TSÜAB WORKSHOP AT GALA DINNERPRESENTATION OF PLAQUE TO SECRETARY GENERAL OF BOISNA HERZEGOVINIAN SEED CULTIVATION ASSOCIATION

SOME PICTURES FROM TSÜAB ACTIVITIES

INAUGRATION OF TSÜAB TERRITORIAL SEED CULTIVATION

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