The first Hungary's melon is ripe, the season has started

Published 2021년 7월 14일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the anticipated watermelon and melon harvest in Hungary, projecting around 150-160 thousand tons and 12.5 thousand tons respectively. It highlights the shifts in European production over the past five years and the current market trends, with a focus on round watermelons and low-seed melons. The article also addresses the challenges faced by farmers due to weather conditions and the competition Hungarian producers face, especially from Mediterranean countries like Italy and Greece. Furthermore, it introduces some new varieties from Syngenta, such as Mirto F1 and Lorian F1, and discusses their characteristics and potential.
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The sale of Hungarian melons has started, in the coming weeks domestic producers will harvest about 150-160 thousand tons of watermelons and 12.5 thousand tons of melons. As stated at Syngenta's Grand Chamber professional event, there has been a significant reorganization of production in Europe over the last 5 years, which also has an impact on market processes. Today, there is a high demand for round watermelons weighing less than 10 kilograms on the side of chain stores, and the proportion of low-seed melons on the production side and in consumer demand is also on the rise. In the traditional sales markets, there is a serious interest in high-quality watermelons of classic weight and shape, Gyula Antal emphasized at the Syngenta Grand Chamber professional event. The company’s vegetable seed business manager explained about this year’s melon season: a colder-than-usual and low-light period made it difficult to produce seedlings. Due to the lower temperatures in April and May, in ...
Source: AgroForum

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