Cherries are growing in popularity in Poland

Published 2024년 9월 10일

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In Poland, cherries have regained popularity among gardeners due to rising prices, but there is a shortage of cherry seedlings. Machei Lipecki, owner of the Lipecki nursery, notes that cherry cultivation in Poland fluctuates with market prices and labor availability. The high cost of manual labor has driven a shift towards mechanized harvesting. Cherries are now widely used for freezing and processing into products like juices, jams, and yogurts. Eastern European countries such as Ukraine, Hungary, and Serbia have become more competitive in cherry production and processing due to their favorable climates and lower costs.
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This season in Poland, cherries have again become popular among gardeners, because their price has increased. But it is difficult to buy seedlings of this culture here. Machei Lipecki, the owner of the Lipecki nursery, told the magazine "Gardening in Ukrainian" about this. According to him, today in Poland there is a very high demand for cherry seedlings - it is almost impossible to buy them. "Cherry in Poland is a periodic trend and changes approximately every couple of years," said Mr. Lipecki. - When cherry prices are high, they start planting them, and when they fall, they stop. There is another factor that affects the cultivation of cherries. When manual picking prevailed in cherry orchards, everything was planted all the time. Today in Poland there is a shortage of workers in gardens and it has become expensive to grow. In this situation, they began to mainly plant for harvesting with a combine harvester in order to speed up and make production cheaper." Today, cherries are ...
Source: Agrotimes

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