North America Edition
Hayward Kiwi harvesting has started in Italy's different growing areas. The checks carried out during week 43 have confirmed the following values.
Northern Italy
The parameters measured in the different growing areas in the north of Italy during week 44 (from 27th October) gave values of sugar content around 6.3 brix degrees (0.6 brix higher than last week), confirming that the minimum ripening stage has been achieved.
Central Italy
The parameters measured in this growing area gave values of sugar content around 5.6 brix degrees (0.6 brix higher than last week), in line with the period. This means that harvest could start from week 45 onwards (starting from 3rd November).
Southern Italy
The parameters measured in this area gave values of sugar content around 6.5 brix degrees (1 brix higher than last week).
Announcements
Job Offers
- Senior Agronomist/Horticulturist and Agronomy/Horticulture Manager
- Growers & Assistant Growers
- Plant Biologist
- Ripening Officer Bananas / Exotics
- Grower and Nurser
- Farm Manager
- Floriculture Production Planning Manager
- Agricultural Mechanic / Crop Sprayer Operator
- Technical Services Manager
- Quality Controller
Specials more
Top 5 -yesterday
- NZ kiwi revenues hit by poor fruit quality and rising costs
- Michoacan reactivates avocado exports to the United States
- “The biggest challenge for the fruit industry is to maintain regular sales volumes”
- "Peru will have 42 - 45,000 hectares of avocado at the end of 2022"
- The new variety of apple, Cosmic Crisp, from the US has landed in China
Top 5 -last week
- ‘Starch found in bananas can reduce some cancers by more than half’
- GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW MELONS AND WATERMELONS
- "Since COVID, the turnover of pre-packaged pomegranate seeds and de-crowned strawberries has skyrocketed"
- South African government negotiates a settlement with the European Union to clear citrus blocked in EU ports
- Seven produce industry trends of 2022
Top 5 -last month
- Schoeman Boerdery extends a hand to a hundred rural communities
- ‘Starch found in bananas can reduce some cancers by more than half’
- No workforce means that fruit remains on trees
- Tight banana supplies push up pricing
- “Citrus from South Africa, Egypt, Morocco and Argentina are highly sought after in Baltic”
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