2025-12-27 10:20:15

In 2025, the agriculture sector experienced a notable decline. Accounting for only 2.8% of the total income, agriculture became the sector with the lowest income group. According to TÜİK data, this clearly reveals how the economic structure is changing. Similar trends are observed in developing economies—as traditional sectors decline, technology and service sectors come to the forefront. This data is a very important indicator for understanding the global economic transformation.

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NestedFox

· 10h ago

Agriculture only 2.8%? How competitive is that? No wonder young people are fleeing the land.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 10h ago

Agriculture is only 2.8%. Where is the promised food security?

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LightningClicker

· 10h ago

Agriculture now accounts for only 2.8%? No wonder farmers are switching careers to trading cryptocurrencies.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 10h ago

Agriculture now accounts for only 2.8%? This is basically the modern economic supply and demand curve telling a story. The floor price of traditional industries has long since fallen below the threshold. Traditional agriculture in this era is like Van Gogh's sunflowers—valuable but nobody buys them. Instead, the new giants of technology and services are playing out the metaverse narrative. In simple terms, it's a major shift in the economic structure, which is actually contrary to the decentralized spirit of Web3—more and more concentrated in a few high-value industries. Doesn't that mean that in the future, only high-tech transformed agriculture like precision farming and digital agriculture will have a way out? Pure traditional small farmers are doomed. This wave of economic transformation fully aligns with the logic of bear market philosophy.

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