According to the latest information on recent developments, a new phase has been reached in the event closely followed by the public. According to the details conveyed; In Anatolia, where combine harvesters have replaced traditional tools with advancing technology, the "ellik" (hand scythe) and sickle, now facing oblivion, continue to be an inseparable part of the villagers' lives at the peak of the Taurus Mountains. In the Feke district of Adana, on steep slopes at an altitude of 1200 meters where agricultural machinery cannot access, wheat is harvested communally using "ellik" and sickles. Wheat ears, reaped with sickles and gathered, are then placed on tarpaulins and dragged, or transported by mules and donkeys. In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.

Following the breaking news that has occupied the agenda, fresh details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; Feke Mayor Cömert Özen, who harvested crops with villagers using sickles, emphasized the importance of the matter, stating that the harvesting work, which began in the district's fields, was conducted in a festive atmosphere. Özen, who also offered Çukurova watermelon and various treats to the harvesting villagers, stated that preserving Anatolia's ancient production culture is of great importance, saying, "At the peak of the Taurus Mountains, at an altitude of 1200 meters, people sincerely and honestly produce their winter food, and the wheat harvest, grown with ancestral seeds, feels like a festival. Threshing machines, 'ellik' and sickles have now disappeared in many places, but for us, we can call this production a traditional sport passed down since childhood." While the investigation process conducted by official authorities regarding the incident continues, you can instantly follow the most up-to-date information on our website.

Following the breaking news that has occupied the agenda, fresh details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; Farmer Gazi Ersin, on the other hand, stated, "There are no machines in rural areas. We harvest traditionally with sickles, and drag with tarpaulins. The heat and work are tough. We go to places the tarpaulin cannot reach with mules." In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.

Following the breaking news that has occupied the agenda, fresh details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; Villager Yasir Ersin also expressed their happiness in continuing traditions, saying, "At least we sow ourselves, we harvest ourselves. We are happy, our traditions continue." In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.

Information from official sources regarding the issue, which has resonated widely on Turkey's agenda, has become clear. According to the statements made; Selim Kayadelen, one of the children participating in the harvest, drew attention to the difficulty of the labor, stating, "It seems easy to those who don't do it, but it's hard for us. The bundles need to be collected, the crops transported. School is over, but our work isn't. It's easy for those who don't do it, but hard for those who do." In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.