An unusual season: The first cherries in Serbia ripened almost a month earlier

Published 2024년 5월 18일

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Fruit growers in Vojvodina, Serbia are starting to harvest early varieties of cherries, approximately a month earlier than last year, due to an earlier start of vegetation across Europe. The harvest is slightly lower this year due to frost, but orchardists expect good prices. The region, which is one of Serbia's fruit-growing basins, grows cherries on 2,000 hectares and expects to harvest around 10,000 tons. The average yield is about 5 tons per hectare.

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Cherry harvest in May? Yes, but even considering the climate in Serbia, it's practically a month earlier than last year. Fruit growers in Vojvodina (a fruit-growing region in Serbia) are starting to harvest early varieties of cherries. This is the popular Hungarian variety Erdi Botermo. This year, the earlier start of vegetation applies to thousands of fruit growers across Europe. As a result, the harvest is also exceptionally early. In previous years, the harvest of early varieties usually began in the second half of June. This season, the harvest is slightly lower due to frost, but orchardists in the area claim that they will harvest about ten kilograms per tree. They also expect good prices. Today, a kilogram of the first cherries costs wholesale about PLN 7.30/kg (200 dinars). At the same time, the same fruits cost PLN 9.10 - 11.00 / kg (250 to ...

Source: Sad24