Tridge summary
The PTAB has reported that the total production in California for the 2024 season is 9,999,505 tons, marking a 13.5% decrease from the previous year and a 1.7% decrease from the average of the last 5 years. The harvest season started earlier than usual and lasted 119 days, with organic production making up 3.48% of the total, which is the lowest in the past decade. The first ten counties in California contribute 90% of the total production, with Fresno, Yolo, and Kings counties accounting for over half.
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The PTAB released the last figures for the 2024 season in California. As of October 2nd, the official number is 9,999,505 tons (11,022,568 short tons). The 2024 figure is 13.5% less than last year and 1.7% less than the average of the last 5 years. Overall this season, the YTD solids was 5.26, compared to 5.17 for the same time period in the 2023 season, or 0.09 higher.The harvest season started a few days earlier than in previous years, with small quantities of organic tomatoes. The total duration of the campaign was 119 days, in line with the average of the last 20 years. The total organic production this year was 347.738 tons. The percentage of organic production, compared to the overall production, was 3.48, ...
Source: Tomatonews
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