South Korea: Strawberry production decreased compared to the average year due to high temperatures

Published 2022년 11월 30일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the 2022 strawberry harvest in South Korea, focusing on the expectations of similar yield levels compared to the previous year, with some areas experiencing increases due to reduced pest issues and thorough farming practices, despite high November temperatures leading to smaller fruit sizes and potentially lower production. Initially, high prices were seen due to limited shipments, but as more strawberries hit the market, prices have dropped significantly from the previous year, showing a weak market with a possible price rebound if demand increases due to Christmas or other events. The article also mentions the early release of the first shipment this year and an anticipated start of the second shipment at the end of January, with concerns about the quality and potential for market price fluctuations as the harvest volume increases in December.
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Less pests, 1 flower room good harvest Due to the high temperature, the quality deteriorates 2 kg of ‘Seolhyang’ traded at 28,000 won If demand increases at the end of the year, the price will rise This year's strawberry harvest is estimated to be at the same level as the previous year. Due to the favorable harvest, the production of 1 Hwabang is expected to increase by more than 10% compared to last year, when the harvest was not good. However, due to the high temperature in November, the fruit size is small, so production is expected to be lower than normal. Prices are on a downward trend as shipments begin in earnest. ◆Production level of average year... Yield is higher than last year and likely to be lower than average = 1 Farmers I met in major producing areas nationwide, such as Nonsan in Chungcheongnam-do, Damyang in Jeonnam, and Sancheong in South Gyeongsang Province, where shipments of art rooms began, said that this year's crop yields were at the level of normal ...
Source: Nongmin

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