Spanish hazelnut varieties compete with Italian varieties on the Ukrainian market

Published 2024년 8월 6일

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Ukrainian agricultural scientist, Makar Tereshchenko, has suggested that Ukrainian hazelnut farmers may find Northern European and Spanish hazelnut varieties more suitable for Ukrainian growing conditions than Italian ones. This is due to the adaptability of these varieties to Ukrainian conditions and their suitability for processing. The decision on which variety to choose is being left to the market, with industrial orchards still in the process of reaching full commercial fruiting. Tereshchenko anticipates that in the next 3-5 years, the effectiveness of different varieties will become clearer.
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Northern European and Spanish varieties of hazelnuts are more adapted to Ukrainian growing conditions and are no less suitable for processing than Italian ones. Makar Tereshchenko, candidate of agricultural sciences and founder of the Hazelstar farm, expressed this opinion in an article for the magazine "Gardening in Ukrainian". "Today, it is premature to draw conclusions about the advantages of any one direction," he said. - Orchards of both Italian, Spanish and Northern European varieties are only a few years old, most of them were established when people did not have enough experience, these companies are still acquiring it, although they have already reached a certain level of agricultural technology. I think that within 3-5 years we will be able to confidently say how effective certain varieties are in Ukraine, and whether it makes sense to grow them. The market will put everything in its place." According to the expert, Ukraine today resembles a kind of testing ground for ...
Source: Agrotimes

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