2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10341-022-00670-1
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Energy Input–Output Analysis of Grape (Vitis vinifera L.) Production in Turkey

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“…Despite the fact that Manisa had the energy input value for farm machinery with 3944.12 MJ/ha, oil and diesel had the highest energy input with 12,388.20 MJ/ha [25]. The lowest diesel/oil energy input amount was calculated to be 2832.39 MJ/ha in Siirt, [26]. Chemical fertilizers were not used in the Aegean Region, where organic farming is practiced [23].…”
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“…Despite the fact that Manisa had the energy input value for farm machinery with 3944.12 MJ/ha, oil and diesel had the highest energy input with 12,388.20 MJ/ha [25]. The lowest diesel/oil energy input amount was calculated to be 2832.39 MJ/ha in Siirt, [26]. Chemical fertilizers were not used in the Aegean Region, where organic farming is practiced [23].…”
Section: Grapesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chemical fertilizers were not used in the Aegean Region, where organic farming is practiced [23]. One of the highest levels of chemical fertilizer usage was recorded for Siirt, with 9568.22 MJ/ha [26] and Manisa, with 9077.80 MJ/ha [25]. The lowest energy input in chemical fertilizer was for Adiyaman, where organic farming is performed, with a value of 22.95 MJ/ha.…”
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