In the high-altitude plateaus of Siirt, beekeepers are diligently working to produce Pervari…

🌐 Original language: Turkish 📰 Source: sondakika.com
In the high-altitude plateaus of Siirt, beekeepers are diligently working to produce Pervari…
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In the high-altitude plateaus of Siirt, beekeepers are diligently working to produce Pervari honey, which has been registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TÜRKPATENT) for 23 years. The region, particularly around the 2,156-meter-high Guharan Plateau and the 2,047-meter-high Çemikari Plateau near the Beğendik town, is known for its endemic plant diversity and rich flora. Despite challenging conditions, beekeepers are focused on final preparations before the harvest, expecting high yields and quality honey this season.

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