However, traditional agriculture is still a major pillar of the Turkish economy.

The major sources of income are traditional agriculture, tourism and art.

Beginning in the 19th century local farmers began to raise dairy cattle along with traditional agriculture.

The local economy was based on traditional agriculture and animal husbandry.

Most people are dependent to the traditional agriculture for their living.

After 1800, many of the farms changed from traditional agriculture to dairy and livestock production.

In addition to traditional agriculture, Alba is a very important center of wine.

By the 19th century, dairy farming had replaced traditional agriculture.

The main human activities include traditional agriculture, stock raising and the use of forest resources.

Work in the cities is easier and pays better than traditional agriculture.