This potential of Konya province, which has the largest area of Turkey, constitutes an advantage for agricultural activities. Various types of crop production take place. It is noteworthy that while grain farming and vegetable growing are usually carried out on the Konya Plain, fruit growing has become important on relatively sloping lands. Especially in the districts located within the borders of the Mediterranean Region, it is seen that fruit cultivation has an important place in agriculture. There are 19 types of fruit production in Konya province: apples, cherries, cherries, pears, plums, walnuts, almonds, apricots, peaches, mulberries, quinces, needles, pistachios, nectarines, turmeric, pome- granates, medlars, grapes, and strawberries make up the list. In Konya province, apples, grapes, cherries, and strawberries are in the first place in terms of production quantities, while apples, cherries, and pears are in the first place in terms of the number of trees. The most cultivated fruit in Konya province is apple, which has 10% (6 461 735 pieces) of the number of apple trees in Turkey in terms of the number of trees and 6% (230 882 tons) of production. As of 2019, Turkey ranks first in the world in terms of cherry production with 724 944 tons. Konya province is the first in Turkey with the number of cherry trees of 1 916 611 and the production amount of 64,086 tons.