Here is the new Cherry Times Magazine
07 Oct 2024
Cherry Times Magazine is back in print and digital format full of content, news and information on the world of cherries. Pick up your free copy at Fruit Attraction (Madrid) in the Press Area!
Today, cherry production remains among the most profitable agricultural activities, thanks to numerous product and process innovations introduced by research and extensively tested through experimentation and field experience.
Thanks to the availability of new varieties, agronomic and productive performance has significantly improved, as well as the quality of the harvested product in terms of size, firmness, and flavor.
The introduction of new rootstocks has made possible a true revolution in cherry orchard systems: compared to the recent past, it is now possible to establish new orchards with smaller trees that are easier to manage, enter production earlier, and deliver higher yields.
Modifications to the tree canopy, with the introduction of new training systems and pruning techniques, have also contributed to this positive evolution in cherry orchards.
Furthermore, to make production less exposed to certain major threats, passive protection systems have been introduced, such as rain covers and multifunctional coverings.
In this new Illustrated Guide, published in Italian by Vita in Campagna - Edizioni L'Informatore Agrario https://www.vitaincampagna.it/, readers will find practical information useful for the proper design and management of cherry orchards, from planting to harvesting, suitable for both hobbyists and professionals.
The information provided derives from long-term studies and research conducted nationally and internationally on sweet cherries.
Image source: SL Fruit Service
Stefano Lugli
07 Oct 2024
Cherry Times Magazine is back in print and digital format full of content, news and information on the world of cherries. Pick up your free copy at Fruit Attraction (Madrid) in the Press Area!
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