This year's melon season in Hungary is off to a good start

게시됨 2022년 7월 1일

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Hungary has seen a 15% decrease in melon-growing areas, but despite this, domestic yields are expected to rise due to favorable weather, better varieties, and technological advancements. The National Chamber of Agrarian Economy predicts a production of about 142,000 tons of watermelons and cantaloupes combined. Due to reduced non-irrigated areas and the spread of intensively irrigated technologies, Hungary is experiencing a longer melon season and a reduction in imported melons. The country faces competition in melon exports, but there are potential new markets opening up due to increased demand for Hungarian products in the Czech, German, Polish, and Baltic states. Consumption habits in Hungary show a preference for smaller, seedless melons, and there is a higher consumption of watermelons compared to cantaloupes.

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This year, the melon-growing area decreased by about 15 percent, which is about 3,000 hectares. Of this, 2,600 hectares are watermelons and 400 hectares are melons. A similar decrease in area can be seen in international production as well. However, thanks to the suitable weather, increasingly excellent varieties and increasing technological standards, domestic yields are expected to increase: the specialists expect about 130,000 tons of watermelons and 12,000 tons of cantaloupe, Agro Napló learned from the announcement of the National Chamber of Agrarian Economy. Melons particularly like the current sunny, warm weather, and optimal water supply is essential for the development of melons, which is extremely important in this drought year. In addition to the reduction of non-irrigated areas, intensively irrigated technologies are continuously spreading in our country. In Hungary, melons are typically grown in the open field, but cultivation under foil tents is expanding, with which ...

출처: Agronaplo