Following persistent rains in March, Valencian farmers were hit by an arctic cold wave last weekend. According to the first estimates of the Valencian Association of Farmers (AVA-ASAJA), the rainfall […]
lun 11/04/2022 by Richard Wilkinson
South Korean officials fear that Typhoon Chantu may have caused serious damage to winter crops and tangerines. Other field crops such as potatoes, broccoli, carrots, and cabbage are also expected […]
lun 27/09/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
Last weekend’s storms caused considerable damage to apple crops in the Seraj area of Mandi district in India. With the crop ready for harvesting, the sudden change in weather and […]
jeu 26/08/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
Many parts of northern Italy’s apple production in the Val di Non region have suffered damage due to an unexpected hailstorm on Thursday 22 July. Italiafruit News reports that the […]
jeu 12/08/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
India’s 2019/20 crop totalled 2.28 million tons, 21% lower than the previous year’s volume due to adverse weather and many vineyards infested by fungal diseases, which affected grape quality.
mer 27/01/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
The fruit and vegetable sector in Spain was struck by record minimum temperatures last week, with rain and snow falling incessantly throughout the week, which will compromise harvests. Production has fallen considerably and is affecting all products.
lun 25/01/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
Photo: Citrusvil Argentina
Argentina’s citrus sector is undergoing difficult times due to a drought that has reduced fruit size
mar 19/01/2021 by Richard Wilkinson
Heavy November rains along Valencia’s coastal regions caused more than €62 million in losses, including crop damage, the extra treatments to save trees and repairs to damaged infrastructure, according to […]
lun 16/11/2020 by Richard Wilkinson
The Southern Hemisphere exported 1.315 billion tons of grapes in the 2019/20 marketing year. Even though the Southern Hemisphere 2019-20 grape campaign was hit by the effects of the pandemic, […]
jeu 24/09/2020 by Richard Wilkinson
