Modern Agriculture Mitigates the Impact of Global Warming and Climate Crisis.

Global warming, which causes significant damage to the world we live in, also poses great threats to our future. We are going through a period when it is challenging to grow crops due to the climate imbalance caused by the damage caused by global warming to our world, and we are witnessing producers who even consider growing wheat with greenhouse cultivation. In this sense, what is Global Warming? We have to ask this question. Global warming is the result of Hydrofluorocarbon gas emitted by factories creating an invisible blanket between the earth and the sun's rays. In terms of Global Warming Consequences, it puts the agriculture sector in a lot of trouble. As a result of the adverse effects of Global Warming, the seasons and the order of the world are changing more and more every day, hindering the execution of agriculture based on natural conditions.

Modern Agriculture is used by many developed countries, and care is taken to develop it because it is much more durable in terms of dependence on natural conditions. The data showing that mass extinction may be pretty common, especially as a result of Global Warming, has accelerated the studies on the sustainability of Modern Agriculture.

What will Modern Agriculture bring about?

Modern Agriculture is preferred not only in Turkey but also in many European countries due to the fact that less harmful waste is left to nature in water use, fertilizer use, and chemical use, and that it is highly resistant to the threat of Global Warming. So much so that one kilogram of tomatoes grown in the open field needs about 60 liters of water to come to the table. However, each kilogram of tomato grown with a high-tech hydroponic farming technique reduces its water need to 4 liters. When we consider all the plants grown in the world and the effect of modern agriculture, we are getting closer to the answer to how we can prevent global warming and climate crisis.

The Destructive Threats of Global Warming and Climate Crisis

Since the industrial revolution, the nature-friendly production methods used in every field have triggered the negative consequences of global warming even more. Global Warming causes climate crises and changes the climate balance of the world day by day. Seeing an average temperature of 21 degrees Celsius, even in the poles, where the frightening cold is experienced, reminds us how much damage we have done to the world we live in. Melting glaciers, flooded settlements, floods, intense hurricanes… These are all negative effects of global warming. If we ignore the world we live in and approach it with more wrong methods, at the end of the day, we may not even have a world to live in.

Nature-friendly measures taken in every field, from agriculture to industry, from technology to energy, can delay and prevent these terrifying disaster scenarios. For this reason, although we, as individuals, do not make a large-scale positive impact on the world we live in, we can make a small impact by supporting nature-friendly organizations and institutions against global warming.

What is the Role of Gamze Tarım in Modern Agriculture?

Gamze Tarım aims to make modern agriculture innovation permanent by supporting producers who grow products with modern agricultural techniques at the stage of product supply. It applies positive discrimination to the products produced with modern agricultural techniques and to the producers using these techniques and brings them to an advantageous position. Gamze Tarım paves the way for the transition to modern agriculture by providing various incentives to Turkish farmers who apply traditional agricultural techniques.

Modern Agriculture never spares its support to the producers to obtain the right and healthy product with its teams in the field. The institution, which makes it its duty to create a positive impact on the sector by enlightening the producers on the use of water, fertilizer use, and pesticide use in accordance with world standards, does its best to save the world we live in and make it more livable.