Ipsala; is a district established in İpsala Plain, which is located on the Greek border of Turkey and forms a part of Meric Plain, which has a border gate. The district is located on fertile agricultural lands. Therefore, the most important share belongs to Meric and Ergene Rivers. In the 1960s, Ipsala became a region with wet agricultural lands with the construction of dams on the riverside in the İpsala section of Meric.

Rice is an agricultural product with significant nutritional value. The fact that it is consumed a lot, especially in Eastern societies, increases the economic value of rice. Most of the countries in Asia are implementing programs to increase productivity in production in terms of quality and quantity by improving rice production in their own countries. Rice is one of the most valuable products grown in the Thrace Region and is economical. Although the district specializes in rice production, taking measures to develop rice clustering will make a significant economic contribution. Although Ipsala has a higher income level than other districts in the region, it struggles with problems such as urbanization and environmental problems.