Report of almond and walnuts in Chile

Published 2021년 7월 31일

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The article highlights the impact of droughts on almond production in the western US, particularly in areas currently experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. Despite a record tonnage produced in 2020, the 2021 crop is forecasted to produce 2.8 billion pounds (1.27 million tons) due to drought effects. It emphasizes the need for fungicide management and bee protection in August, and recommends avoiding irrigation in August to support the spring rootlet flash. It also mentions the severity of the 13-year drought in California and the efforts of the Australian almond industry to manage bees and distribute multiplication material.

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Sprayers - Nebulizers We manufacture AFRUSEC in Chile. Report No. 49. August 2021, Chile. Summary of contents On July 12, 2021, the objective report of the Californian industry was released, which we reproduce below: “Droughts have devastating effects, and no one knows that more than the crops they grow. It appears that drought events are occurring more regularly, with Australia or the US alternating the entry and exit of the drought. Currently, many areas in the western states of America are in extreme or exceptional drought and almond orchards are being affected. The US produced a record tonnage in 2020 and over the past year they have done an outstanding job in marketing the crop to achieve an increase in shipments of more than 30%. The pressure to ship such a large volume will ease next year as the drought has affected the 2021 crop and the US crop is now forecast to produce 2.8 billion pounds, or 1.27 million tons of grain. This forecast is based on the objective estimation ...

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