The lemon campaign in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico is presented with a 50% drop in production and good prices at origin

Published 2021년 9월 1일

Tridge summary

The Vega Baja del Segura lemon season outlook for 2021-2022 is promising due to a European market shortage and a significant decrease in production of the Verna variety in Spain's southeast, which accounts for 40% of the national production. This decrease is attributed to factors such as a large harvest from the previous year, the after-effects of DANA, and April's heavy rains. Despite these challenges, young farmers from ASAJA Alicante anticipate higher prices for the coming season. However, they express concern over the Minister for the Ecological Transition's plans to reduce the Tajo-Segura Transfer, which could negatively impact the water availability for crop development. They are urging the Minister to adhere to the Memorandum Law on Transfers and ensure sustainable water management for the region's winter fruit and vegetable campaign.
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Original content

Young Farmers ASAJA Alicante foresees that the next season of the Vega Baja del Segura lemon will develop with favorable prices for producers due to the good context in which it starts. Marked, on the one hand, by the current shortage of the European market due to the drop-off arrival of imports of this citrus from the Southern Hemisphere and, on the other, by a 50% decrease in production of the Verna variety in our area, caused by three factors: a previous year of great harvest, the consequences that are still emerging from DANA, from which many trees have not yet recovered, and the abundant rains in April, which affected the flowering of the trees. Likewise, the farmers ask the Minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, to stop the continuous cuts to the Tajo-Segura Transfer in Level 3, when their own technicians and the Memorandum Law advise the sending of 20 cubic hectometres, with the purpose of having enough water for the development of the fruit campaign in ...
Source: Agronoticias

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