Turkish exporter Alanar focuses marketing on own production
14 Mar 2025
The decision was motivated by the desire to have more control over product quality and to reduce financial risks. "We will no longer buy fruit as in the past," said Gökyigit.
14 Mar 2025
The decision was motivated by the desire to have more control over product quality and to reduce financial risks. "We will no longer buy fruit as in the past," said Gökyigit.
14 Mar 2025
Luis Devotto, entomologist and researcher at INIA Quilamapu, explained to Mundoagro the main factors that make this insect such a harmful pest.
13 Mar 2025
In a two-year study, the nets reduced the damage caused by birds and SWD. Nets can be an effective way to protect crops and reduce dependence on pesticides.
13 Mar 2025
Turkey still faces considerable challenges in becoming the world's leading exporter. Thanks to new resistant varieties, technological advances and more effective trade strategies, the country also has enormous potential in terms of quality and global presence.
12 Mar 2025
A promising approach for the control of SWD (Drosophila suzukii) is the control by means of mass traps, which contain a killing agent and use specific attractants to selectively reduce the population of the target pest.
12 Mar 2025
The initiative aims to optimise fruit production and alleviate bee pollination difficulties at certain times of the year.
11 Mar 2025
Three new varieties of Jerte PDO cherries will be put on the market this year. The PDO Cereza del Jerte was able to modify its specification to cope with the increase in the number of products falling under its label.
11 Mar 2025
Cherries and quality, also in relation to the increasingly challenging climatic conditions for cherry growing: these topics were developed among others during the latest 'Stone Fruit Day' organised by Washington State University (WSU).
10 Mar 2025
Biostimulants, such as glycine betaine or biostimulants based on seaweed (e.g. Ecklonia maxima), can be a sustainable approach to improve the condition of plants, even under adverse environmental circumstances.
10 Mar 2025
The results of a recent study showed a significant reduction in bird damage in covered rows compared to uncovered ones. Furthermore, measurements of fruit quality showed no significant differences.