In August 1984, Aydin's returned to their home village of Ardicli on Lake Burdur and ran their parents' farm. With the money they saved, they built up a new agricultural business with cows and local farming, including roses. 

He had always been determined to come back before then and continue his story with the roses. And he did so. Two years later, they began to grow damask roses on a larger scale.

Three years later, Yusuf built the first distillery of its own alongside the farm. Because of the lack of internet, telephone, etc in marketing, he did international travel many times with his precious rose oil alongside him.

Kenan was his sixth child, born in Germany but he didn't stay and grow up there. He was almost every moment with his Father. He did learn the business and dedicated himself to conveying this legacy to further generations. In 2010 he bought all other shares and become the new CEO and the owner of Aydin Gulyagi. Yusuf's business was centered on humans and nature. He didn't like the waste of anything, especially time. He was business oriented. Like his father, Kenan also is business-oriented and centers his job on humans and nature. In my observations as a head of marketing, both are especially very good fathers. They rule their family with love and compassion.