The mini kiwi harvest is slowly moving forward in Poland

Published Aug 30, 2021

Tridge summary

The MiniKiwi harvest in Poland is expected to begin at the end of August this year, following favorable weather conditions for cultivation. The quality of the fruit is reportedly good, and the season's yield is anticipated to be abundant, learning from last year's experience of accelerated harvesting but limited yield due to spring frosts. MiniKiwi growers in Poland, who target supermarkets like Lidl and Biedronka, are focusing on promotion to increase demand for the fruit. The average yield per hectare varies depending on the variety, plantation, and weather conditions, but is typically between 10-15 tons.

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The MiniKiwi harvest traditionally begins at the end of August. The quality of the fruit is good, the weather this year was favorable for the cultivation. Last year, the season for the Polish MiniKiwi started a little earlier. However, accelerated harvesting did not go hand in hand with abundant yielding - mainly due to spring frosts. - This season, the quality of the fruit is good because the weather was favorable for this plant. The harvest will start at the end of August, which is soon, although it also depends on the region of the country - says dr hab. Piotr Latocha (prof. SGGW), president of the MiniKiwi Growers Association. The MiniKiwi harvest in central Poland usually begins in the first days of September (early varieties) and lasts more or less until the 20th of this month. In addition to the Grójecko-Warecki region and Greater Poland, MiniKiwi is also successfully grown in other regions of the country. The average yield per 1 hectare, depending on the variety, ...

Source: Sady Ogrody