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Kiwifruit producers in Adour harvested their fruits for about ten days last November, with a 10% increase in volume compared to the previous year. Despite a milder summer in 2022, they only collected nearly 11,000 tonnes of fruit, a far cry from the 21,800 tonnes in 2010. Many orchards have been weakened by bacteria and root asphyxia, and the industry is still in the process of recovering.
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Adour kiwifruit producers picked their fruits for around ten days last November. “The harvest is a little better than last year, with volumes up 10% thanks to a slightly larger caliber,” notes Jean-Marc Poigt, president of the Adour Kiwi association. While in 2022, the plantations suffered from sometimes violent heat peaks, they enjoyed a milder summer. Nearly 11,000 tonnes of fruit were collected in the region. However, we remain far from the 21,800 ...
Source: Lesillon
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