Chile: Thanks to climate change, the first almond trees bloom in extreme latitudes

Published 2021년 9월 23일

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The article highlights a collaborative effort between INIA Carillanca and the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA) to cultivate almond trees in La Araucanía, Chile, aimed at adapting to climate change and offering a new farming alternative. The project, which has already seen the flowering of beautiful almond flowers, is experimenting with seven Spanish almond tree varieties across eight hectares, seeking to understand their behavior in extreme agro-climatic conditions. The initial projections anticipate a harvest of about 500 kilos of seed per hectare in the first year, with potential production reaching 3,000 kilos per hectare by the fourth or fifth year. Additionally, the research includes the cultivation of brown type chestnuts and investigations into optimal crop rotations, presenting a chance for farmers to diversify their income sources while adapting to climate change.
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Sprayers - Nebulizers We manufacture in Chile Summary of contents The initiative carried out by INIA Carillanca together with the support of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA), is being developed in La Araucanía. Almond production is expected to begin in the third year. La Araucanía, September 23, 2021.- Climate change represents endless challenges for agriculture, but it is also a great opportunity to innovate crops in extreme areas due to rising temperatures. A case of success is the cultivation of almond trees in La Araucanía, which has already begun the flowering process, with beautiful and warm white and pink flowers. The initiative is developed thanks to the execution of INIA Carillanca and the support of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA), with the aim of offering a new productive alternative for almond tree varieties in extreme areas. “Seeing the first results of this unprecedented innovation in Chile allows us to confirm that, given the uncertainty of ...
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