TY  - JOUR
T1  - Bursa Ziraat Cemiyeti (1927) ve Yayını Asrî Çiftçi
TT  - Bursa Agricultur al Society (1927) and its journal Asri Çiftçi
AU  - Kadıoğlu, Sevtap
PY  - 2005
DA  - June
JF  - Osmanli Bilimi Arastirmalari (Studies in Ottoman Science)
PB  - Istanbul University
WT  - DergiPark
SN  - 1303-3123
SP  - 265
EP  - 286
VL  - 6
IS  - 2
LA  - tr
AB  - Bursa Agricultural Society was founded in 1927 in Bursa, a province in Western Anatolia. The aim of the society wasto create mutual communication between the farmers, to seek to resolve their problems and to widespread the practice of modern agricultural techniquesin the region. To fulfillthese goals, the societylaunched in 1927 a journal AsriÇiftçi (The Modern Farmer). The title of the journal reflects par excellence the aim of the society. Ten issueswere published between August 15th, 1927 and May 15th, 1928. The target readership comprised the farmers, agriculturists, the sericulturists and the stockbreeders. Therefore, the articles dealt mostly with the application of farming techniques, and were easyto read. The journal also published articles on the foundation of the Society, its regulations, membersand activities. Thus, it can be regarded as a reference publication for the history of thefarming in early 20th century Turkey since itinformedthe reader on theissues affecting the agricultural production in the earlyyearsof theTurkishRepublic. Published by a society, the journal differentiate from other Turkish agricultural journals that were published by state’s educational institutions or ministries. The membersof the editorial board and the authorsthat contributed to thejournal were, however, state officials such astheagricultural officersof variousdistricts of Bursa province, the surgeon of themilitary veterinary hospital, the director of the Bursa chamber of commerce and industry, the head of the comittee to fight against malaria, the PublicHealth Authority and directors and teachers at the Bursa School of Agriculture, and the School of Sericulture. The journalseems to have beenpublished through the efforts of Sadullah Bey, thesecretary of the Society, the editor­in­chief of the journal, and professor at the schools of agriculture and commerce in Bursa. The reasonswhy and howthesociety and the journal come to an end still need to be investigated.
KW  - Bursa
KW  - cemiyet
KW  - çiftçilik
KW  - dergi
KW  - süreli yayın
KW  - tarım
KW  - Türkiye
KW  - ziraat
N2  - Bursa Agricultural Society was founded in 1927 in Bursa, a province inWestern Anatolia. The aim of the society wasto create mutual communicationbetween the farmers, to seek to resolve their problems and to widespread thepractice of modern agricultural techniquesin the region. To fulfillthese goals,the societylaunched in 1927 a journal AsriÇiftçi (The Modern Farmer). Thetitle of the journal reflects par excellence the aim of the society. Ten issueswerepublished between August 15th, 1927 and May 15th, 1928. The targetreadership comprised the farmers, agriculturists, the sericulturists and thestockbreeders. Therefore, the articles dealt mostly with the application offarming techniques, and were easyto read. The journal also published articleson the foundation of the Society, its regulations, membersand activities. Thus,it can be regarded as a reference publication for the history of thefarming inearly 20th century Turkey since itinformedthe reader on theissues affectingthe agricultural production in the earlyyearsof theTurkishRepublic. Publishedby a society, the journal differentiate from other Turkish agricultural journalsthat were published by state’s educational institutions or ministries. Themembersof the editorial board and the authorsthat contributed to thejournalwere, however, state officials such astheagricultural officersof variousdistrictsof Bursa province, the surgeon of themilitary veterinary hospital, the director ofthe Bursa chamber of commerce and industry, the head of the comittee to fightagainst malaria, the PublicHealth Authority and directors and teachers at theBursa School of Agriculture, and the School of Sericulture. The journalseemsto have beenpublished through the efforts of Sadullah Bey, thesecretary of theSociety, the editor­in­chief of the journal, and professor at the schools ofagriculture and commerce in Bursa. The reasonswhy and howthesociety andthe journal come to an end still need to be investigated.
UR  - https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/iuoba/issue//14249
L1  - https://dergipark.org.tr/en/download/article-file/13299
ER  -