Mardin Province / Districts Chambers / Commodity Exchanges (Kiziltepe Commodity Exchange, Kiziltepe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mardin Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nusaybin Commodity Exchange, Nusaybin Chamber of Commerce and Industry)collaborated with Mardin Artuklu University (MAU) and conducted a field study on the structure of agriculture and livestock farming.
This research, which was carried out with the contribution of the students of the Department of Economics under the coordination ofTOBB / TEPAV and Mardin Province / Districts Chamber / Exchange Academic Advisor and MAU Economics Department lecturer Assoc. Dr Mehmet Behzat Ekinci, is a collaboration between Mardin Artuklu University (MAU) and the Chambers / Commodity Exchanges of Mardin / Districts.
With this field study realized with the participating companies of the 6th International Mardin Agricultural Equipment, Food and Livestock Fair (Magrotex 2019) held in Mardin on 01-04 May 2019; It is aimed to identify the problems related to the agriculture and animal-livestock farming structure of Mardin from the point of view of the companies that are closely related to these sectors and to present the related solution proposals.
15 of them from Mardin, 5 from outside of Mardin (Urfa, Maras, Adana, Antalya, Ankara) in total 20 exhibitors participating in the company, face-to-face survey method was applied with the effort to answer the following 2 (two) main questions.
1- What are your assessments (capacity / problems) regarding the structure of agriculture and animal farming in Mardin?
2- What can be done to solve the problems related to the structure of agriculture and animal farming in Mardin?
The answers given within the scope of the questionnaire were blended and evaluated due to general due diligence.
The results of the research are as follows:
The companies make some proposals to overcome the problems related to food, agriculture and animal farming in Mardin. Some of them are as follows:
Mardin Province / Districts Chambers / Commodity Exchanges stated they would continue to collaborate with Mardin Artuklu University and similar stakeholder organizations as well as in cooperation with the city and the region's detections, evaluations and economic policy proposals, including those studies.