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Do biostimulants promote cherry production?

Tech management

12 May 2026

Three-year study in France on biostimulants in Summit cherry orchards: trials on soil, nitrates, biological activity, yield and fruit quality show promising but not conclusive results for sustainability, fertility and improved cherry orchard management.

Decoding plant stress responses: molecular and physiological insights under combined stress

Tech management

08 May 2026

The study on Santina and Bing in Chile, Argentina and Italy examines how sweet cherry responds to Pseudomonas syringeae and water stress, highlighting genes, photosynthesis, molecular defenses and varietal selection for more resilient fruit crops under climate change today.

The SDSS system anticipates the risk of cracking, optimises management practices and reduces losses in yield and quality

Tech management

08 May 2026

CrackSense combines environmental data, sensors, drones and artificial intelligence to estimate fruit cracking risk at tree, orchard and regional scale in Europe and Israel, helping growers and advisors reduce yield and quality losses through faster, data-driven decisions.

Machine learning approaches for cherry ripeness classification

Tech management

07 May 2026

In Turkey, research from Firat University shows how computer vision, deep learning and machine learning can classify cherry ripening stages with accuracy above 95%, helping improve harvest timing, fruit quality and production chain management in orchards.

Self-ventilating rain covers in sweet cherry orchards: dynamic effects on the microclimate

Tech management

05 May 2026

Self-ventilating rain covers in Australian sweet cherry orchards reduce heat peaks, increase minimum relative humidity and support better microclimate management, helping protect fruit quality under rising climate variability and increasingly challenging growing conditions.

New evidence on the mechanisms underlying cracking in cherry fruits

Tech management

01 May 2026

Sweet cherry cracking significantly impacts yield and market quality. Research highlights the key role of pectins and calcium in cell adhesion and tissue stability, offering valuable insights to reduce fruit splitting and improve orchard management strategies.

Cherry fruit cracking in India: a physiological disorder reducing yield and marketability

Tech management

01 May 2026

Fruit cracking in cherry trees in India can cause losses of up to 85%, affecting quality and market value. This article examines physiological and environmental causes and highlights effective strategies, from irrigation to nutrient management, to reduce damage.

Climate change and the sustainable management of cherry tree dormancy

Tech management

28 Apr 2026

Bud dormancy in fruit trees is increasingly affected by climate change. Reduced winter chill disrupts flowering and yield, driving research into agrochemicals and more sustainable strategies to maintain productivity, crop quality, and consistent plant development.

Sweet cherry pruning management in Moldova: combined effects of timing and techniques on yield and fruit quality

Tech management

16 Apr 2026

Cherry pruning in Moldova directly affects yield and fruit quality: summer pruning and renewal cuts improve size, productivity, and uniformity. Trials on varieties and rootstocks highlight effective strategies for managing modern intensive cherry orchards.

Post-harvest deficit irrigation in ‘Santina’ cherry: Chile study results

Tech management

15 Apr 2026

A study from Universidad de Concepcion in Chile examines controlled deficit irrigation in post-harvest “Santina” cherry orchards, highlighting effects on plant physiology, yield, and soil microbiota without significant productivity losses and improving water use efficiency.