State Production Farms (Turkish: Devlet Üretme Çiftliği, abbreviated DÜÇ) is the name of a group of state owned farms in Turkey. They were founded on 1 March 1950 as a model to Turkish farmers. In 1984 they were reorganized within TIGEM, a subsidiary of the Ministry of Agriculture of Turkey. The names of the farms is as follows. [1]
| Farm | Province |
|---|---|
| Altınova | Konya Province |
| Anadolu | Eskişehir Province |
| Boztepe | Antalya Province |
| Ceylanpınar | Şanlıurfa Province |
| Çukurova | Adana Province |
| Dalaman | Muğla Province |
| Gökhöyük | Amasya Province |
| Gözlü | Konya Province |
| Karacabey | Bursa Province |
| Kazımkarabekir | Iğdır Province |
| Koçaş | Aksaray Province |
| Konuklar | Konya Province |
| Malya | Kırşehir Province |
| Polatlı | Ankara Province |
| Sultansuyu | Malatya Province |
| Türkgeldi | Kırklareli Province |
| Ulaş | Sivas Province |