Australia: Apple and pear crops damaged by hail, huge losses in orchards
Published 2022년 11월 2일
Tridge summary
A severe hailstorm in Australia's Goulburn Valley has caused significant damage to the region's apple and pear crops, affecting approximately half of the area and potentially disrupting the production of nearly one-third of Australia's apples and 80 percent of its pears. The extent of the loss is still being assessed, and Fruit Growers Victoria is seeking government support for the affected growers, who are already dealing with a challenging year.
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The apple and pear crops in Australia's Goulburn Valley were damaged by sudden hail. The storm that came yesterday afternoon hit the young fruit plantings in a large area of northern Victoria. Post hail loss estimation is in progress. Fruit Growers Victoria spokesman Michael Crisera checked the damage: "Probably 50 percent of the region has been hit by hail to varying degrees, everywhere from Cobram, Ardmona, parts of Tatura, Shepparton and Shepparton East." Crisera urged the government to help growers who have lost their crops. The hailstorm only exacerbates the difficult year for fruit ...
Source: Sady Ogrody
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