Polish apple and pear harvest 2024

Published 2024년 10월 18일

Tridge summary

The 2024 Polish apple and pear harvest is projected to be 17% lower than the previous year, totaling just under 3.6 million tons, with apple production expected to reach just under 3.2 million tons and pear production estimated at 74.1 thousand tons. This decrease is attributed to unfavorable weather conditions throughout the growing season, including accelerated vegetation, damage from frost and hail, and excessive rainfall that increased fungal diseases and reduced fruit size. The quality of the marketable crop has suffered, and a significant portion of the harvest may not be suitable for long-term storage.
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Original content

The 2024 Polish apple harvest will be lower than last year due to unfavorable weather throughout the growing season. The same goes for pears. What kind of harvest can we expect? This year's harvest of Polish apples and pears was greatly influenced by the weather in the 2024 season. The conditions were unfavorable for fruit cultivation, which is clearly visible in the fact that this year's estimated production of fruit from trees is expected to be lower than last year by 17% and total just under 3.6 million tons. How big will this year's harvest of Polish apples be According to estimates by the Central Statistical Office, this year's apple harvest will be 17% lower than last year's. It is expected to amount to just under 3.2 million tons. Meanwhile, last year's harvest of Polish apples amounted to almost 3.9 million tons, and was still almost 8 percentage points lower than in 2022. And how many pears will Polish fruit growers harvest this year? This year's harvest of Polish pears, ...
Source: AgroFakt.pl

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