Abstract:

by M. In the 2000s, the Hitit economy, an important culture of Anadolu, was based on agriculture and livestock. This study aims to explore how the Hith civilization provides sustainability in agricultural production, some sanctions related to agricultural law, wages in seasonal workers and some problems faced in agricultural production. To this goal, transcripted, the main Hithit laws were taken advantage of. At the time of the Hittlers, agricultural products consisted primarily of a lot of vegetables and fruits, including grain and grain. In agricultural production, it has faced problems such as climate, geography, enemy attacks and nucleus damages. In general, the farms that are produced are farms that operate under state control. Production in these farms was carried out with family members, 'NAM.RA's (the slave/civil prisoners free of charge distributed by the state to the farms) and seasonal workers. Hitler made legal arrangements to ensure sustainability in agricultural production. These regulations include topics such as the sale of animal and agricultural vehicle equipment, the operation of land and/or the lease. In addition, sanctions against crimes such as the firing of October areas, the robbery of crops, the seizure of fruit trees and land border violations were also guaranteed by law.

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