Frosts during cherry blossom in Portugal, 70 percent lower production

Published 2023년 5월 7일

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Cherry production in Portugal has seen a dramatic decrease of 70% due to adverse weather conditions, particularly frost during the flowering season. This affectation has been severely felt in the region of Fundão, with agronomist engineer Gonçalo Batista reporting a decrease in production by 60% to 70% in his orchards located south of the Serra da Gardunha. The issue extends beyond cherries as peach crops are also experiencing significant losses due to the same reasons.
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Cherry production in Portugal has fallen by 70% due to frost during flowering, Freshplaza reports. Large fluctuations in temperature and heavy night frosts during flowering caused cherry production in Fundão, Portugal to drop by up to 70%. Gonçalo Batista, an agronomist engineer from Alcongosta, who has orchards in several places in the Fundão district, mainly south of the Serra da Gardunha, notices a decrease in production compared to a normal ...
Source: Sady Ogrody

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