The secret of the Hungarian poppy is strictly guarded in Dunavecs

Published 2020년 12월 8일

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Zöldi Kertészet in Dunavecse, managed by five brothers, has been in operation for a century, focusing on producing healthy, beautiful, and tasty vegetables for consumers. They have seen a decrease in poppy prices after a good harvest, despite a doubling of prices three years ago. Their poppy, a product of unique quality, is now available through a webshop and is GMO-free, with gluten-free certification expected next year. The company is exploring potential deliveries to other stores, offering a novel ground form of poppy, particularly appreciated by housewives who make Christmas bejgliks.
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Zöldi Kertészet in Dunavecse is active in the Kunszentmiklós district of Bács-Kiskun county, where five brothers currently manage the cultivation. Their goal is to produce healthy, beautiful and tasty vegetables for consumers. The price of poppy had practically doubled three years ago, but in the years since then, thanks to the good harvest, there has been a fall in prices on the market. It is worth consuming poppy seeds, because of all the plants, poppy seeds have the highest calcium content. It is also rich in fiber and iron. The Green Gardening in Dunavecse has a 100-year history. The grandparents of the 5 brothers who run the company started farming in the 1920s. At that time, sorrel, spinach and then rhubarb were grown, which were taken by boat on the Danube to the Budapest Wholesale Market. Later, their children and grandchildren took over the family business, which is now in the hands of their grandchildren. Benjámin Tóth is one of the co-owners, according to him one of ...
Source: Magro

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