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TİGEM to auction 4,427 tonnes of wheat in 21 lots
TİGEM plans to sell 4,427 tonnes of wheat from its 2026 harvest in an auction in Polatlı, Turkey.
The wheat includes 1,000 tonnes of Bezostaja-1, 1,427 tonnes of Selamibey and 2,000 tonnes of Tosun-bey.
It will be divided into 21 lots, and bidding is scheduled for 22 October at 10:30.
Separately, TİGEM’s Türkgeldi farm will lease 420 decares of dryland for one year.
The land will be offered in two lots for growing crops including canola, potatoes, sugar beet, melons, sunflowers, corn, rice, ryegrass and vegetables.
The lease auction is scheduled for 19 October at 14:00 at the farm.
The auctions will determine who buys the wheat and who gets to farm the land.
TİGEM will sell 4,427 tonnes of wheat in 21 lots through an auction.
The wheat comprises 1,000 tonnes of Bezostaja-1, 1,427 tonnes of Selamibey and 2,000 tonnes of Tosun-bey.
The auction is scheduled for 22 October at 10:30 at the Polatlı Commodity Exchange.
- Who
- TİGEM, the institution selling the wheat.
- What
- An auction of 4,427 tonnes of wheat in 21 lots.
- When
- 22 October at 10:30.
- Where
- Polatlı Commodity Exchange.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Sabah published a report on TİGEM’s planned wheat sale.
TİGEM is scheduled to hold the wheat auction at 10:30.
- Total wheat
- 4,427 tonnes
- Lots
- 21
- Bezostaja-1
- 1,000 tonnes
- Selamibey
- 1,427 tonnes
- Tosun-bey
- 2,000 tonnes
- Auction venue
- Polatlı Commodity Exchange
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