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Agroclimatic risk forecast for potato cultivation

Published Dec 13, 2024

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The National Agency for the Promotion of Agricultural and Livestock Productivity (Senamhi) of Peru has released the agroclimatic risk forecast for potato cultivation from December 2024 to February 2025. The forecast predicts normal to higher precipitation and thermal conditions in the mountains, which could increase the risk factors for potato cultivation, such as higher incidence of phytosanitary problems, low rate of tuberization, and high water demand. However, in some areas like the irrigation regions of the southern coast, the temperatures are expected to be normal, promoting plantation development. The risks are expected to fluctuate between medium and high, with potential impacts including temporary wilting, poor vegetative development, and increased pest incidence, among others.
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Senamhi has published the agroclimatic risk forecast for potato cultivation from December 2024 to February 2025. Precipitation is expected to be normal on the central and southern coast, while in the mountains it will be between normal and higher. While on the central and southern coast, daytime thermal conditions would be between normal and higher, in the case of nighttime conditions, normal conditions would be expected. In the mountains, daytime and nighttime thermal conditions would range between normal and higher. Central and southern coast From December to February, the expected thermal conditions typical of summer will increase risk factors, such as: a higher incidence of phytosanitary problems, low rate of accumulation of reserves (tuberization), high water demand, among other aspects, increasing the expected risks to a high level, especially for late plantings. For the irrigation areas of the southern coast such as Pampa de Majes, Santa Rita de Siguas and La Joya ...
Source: AgroPeru
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