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What is the best vegetation index to assess water stress?

Tech management

26 Mar 2025

Discover the best vegetation indices to monitor water stress in sweet cherry trees in south-eastern Spain. A study by the Polytechnic University of Cartagena analyses the effectiveness of NDVI, OSAVI and TRRVI with multispectral images to optimise irrigation.

Development of foliar indices for cherry trees in Chile: methods and nutritional optimisation

Tech management

26 Mar 2025

Foliar analysis in cherry trees optimises nutrition and yield. In Chile, the limit line method defines sufficiency intervals for nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrients, improving fruit quality and crop sustainability.

Effective strategies to reduce cherry cracking: the results of CrackCirera (Spain)

Tech management

25 Mar 2025

The Spanish CrackCirera project tested strategies to reduce cherry cracking by analysing resistant varieties, rain covers and specific treatments. Find out the results and the most effective solutions to protect production and improve fruit quality.

Puglia: grants to boost cherry and table grape yields with modern farming systems

Tech management

20 Mar 2025

Upgrade your cherry and table grape farms with grants covering up to 80% of costs. Install protective systems, improve fruit quality, and boost yields despite weather or pests. Discover available funding programs to modernize and increase farm profitability today.

Cherry trees and supercooling: a natural defence against frost

Tech management

20 Mar 2025

How do sweet cherry trees survive extreme frost? Scientists study supercooling, a mechanism that keeps the buds alive even at -27°C. Understanding this process is crucial to protect future crops from sudden frosts.

Application of calcium and seaweed extracts to increase resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses

Tech management

18 Mar 2025

The excessive use of chemical fertilizers in cherry cultivation causes environmental problems, including the release of nutrients and soil degradation. These excessive inputs often exceed the actual needs of the trees, causing nutritional imbalances and inefficiencies.

Soils in cherry orchards: the keys to managing a living, unknown world

Tech management

17 Mar 2025

There is no ideal soil for growing cherry trees, but there are some that are more suitable. Nevertheless, this fruit tree has conquered territories in large parts of Chile. That is why it is increasingly necessary to improve them. There are many strategies.

Pollination by drones: an alternative for cherry production

Tech management

12 Mar 2025

The initiative aims to optimise fruit production and alleviate bee pollination difficulties at certain times of the year.

Boosting leaf water status and photosynthesis in cherry trees with biostimulants

Tech management

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.

There is more beyond the chill factor for cherries in warmer climates

Tech management

07 Mar 2025

"There are other factors besides the hours of cold weather," said Gardner, owner of Zaiger Genetics in Modesto, California, known for breeding early varieties of stone fruit, sweet cherries and apples.