Biological control against ticks and stink bugs from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
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- Biological control has been initiated against tick and brown marmorated stink bug pests in 62 cities.
- As part of the project, a total of 51 thousand partridges and pheasants will be released into 156 different regions.
- To protect natural life, the regions where the releases occur have been closed to hunting for 3 years.
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry will release 51 thousand partridges and pheasants into nature as part of biological control against pests such as ticks and the brown marmorated stink bug. In the project announced by Minister İbrahim Yumaklı, the birds will be released into 156 different regions located in 62 cities across the country. This initiative, which aims to support natural life, offers an eco-friendly method for controlling pests.
To ensure the sustainability of the project and the preservation of the natural balance, hunting restrictions will be imposed in the regions where the releases take place. These 156 regions will not be closed indefinitely, but will be completely closed to hunting for 3 years. This will allow the released birds to breed and multiply in nature, and to permanently balance the pest population.
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- Against exactly which pests will the released birds be used?
- The 51 thousand partridges and pheasants to be released into nature will be used for the purpose of biological control against tick and brown marmorated stink bug pests.
- In how many cities and in which areas will the bird release take place?
- A total of 51 thousand birds will be released into 156 different regions located in 62 cities across the country.
- Will hunting be allowed in the regions where the birds are released?
- To ensure their survival and reproduction, the 156 regions where the birds are released will be closed to hunting for 3 years.
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