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28.02.2023

China - Affected by the cold winter, early Hami melon production in Hainan production areas decreased by 30%

The sales of Hami melon used to be mainly concentrated in summer, but now it has changed from a seasonal product to a major item that is popular among consumers after apples, pears and watermelons.

28.02.2023

Maghreb cereal production troubled by drought

Cereal production across the Maghreb region of northern Africa is under serious threat this season as extensive drought conditions negatively impact crop yield potential in a band stretching from Mauritania in the west to the western reaches of Libya in the east.

28.02.2023

Government Of Canada And Saskatchewan announce 2023 Crop Insurance Program Enhancements

On February 27 Federal Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit announced details of the 2023 Crop Insurance Program.

28.02.2023

India - Rising temperature worries Punjab, Haryana wheat farmers

The rising mercury level for the second time in a week is likely to pour cold water on the prospects ofwheat farmers in Punjab. As the standing wheat crops would be affected by the intense heat, farmers like Tarsem Singh of Salimpur Afghana village in Gurdaspur district have resorted to moderate irrigation of fields and spraying of potassium nitrate under the guidance of agricultural experts.

27.02.2023

USA - Lack of chill hours might impact Georgia peach harvest

California annually produces the majority of the peaches in the US. In 2017, the Golden State produced 56 percent of the county’s fresh peach crop and more than 96 percent of processed peaches. South Carolina, Georgia and New Jersey are also significant producers.

27.02.2023

India - Immature fruits dropping off mango trees

Three districts along Maharashtra’s Konkan coast are known for the Alphonso mango; the Sindhudurg, Ratnagiri and Raigad districts. Unfortunately, they have already started reporting fruit drop.

27.02.2023

Mozambique - Avo and banana farmers keep wary eye on record-breaking Cyclone Freddy

Cyclone Freddy, now downgraded to a tropical storm, has had an unusually long life as it makes landfall between Vilankulos and Maxixe, with the provinces of Sofala and Inhambane in Mozambique in its path.

27.02.2023

Brazil - Fruit production hampered by rains

In seven of the eight capitals surveyed by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, fruit prices went up in January. Papaya, oranges and apples were some fruit that saw expressive rises.

27.02.2023

Italy - Sicilian storm limits greenhouse vegetable supply

Vegetable supply is not only limited in Spain and Morocco; Italy also shares in the malaise. "Especially in Sicily and Puglia, it is problematic," says Frits de Mooij of Vita Verde from Maasdijk.

27.02.2023

Spain - Unusually cold weather in Spain led to price explosions for vegetables

Spain repeatedly had to contend with weather extremes in recent weeks and months, which was reflected not least in the supply volume. "The market is generally characterized by a high price level.

27.02.2023

India - Frost, heat-wave hit rapeseed crop, dent yields

India's rapeseed production could remain steady in 2023 despite a record planting as yields were curtailed by frost and a heat-wave in key producing areas, farmers and industry officials said.

27.02.2023

India - Wheat growers fear crop loss as temperature hits above-normal range

Parwinder Singh, a farmer from Punjab's Kapurthala district, like many wheat growers in the state, is fearing loss of crops due to above-normal temperature in the past few days. Singh, a farmer from Talwandi Mehma, said at this time of the year, "the crop does not need very warm days.

24.02.2023

USA - California winter cold snap comes at worst possible time for almond growers

Cold weather in California comes at the worst possible time for the state's almond farmers. These low temperatures inhibit bees from pollinating almond blooms, which delays the flowering season.

24.02.2023

New Zealand - Cyclone Gabrielle leads to banana shortage

Several signs have been spotted on empty shelves, where bananas normally are, by shoppers at supermarkets all over New Zealand.Local horticulture is among the sectors most severely hit by Cyclone Gabrielle's ongoing damages.

24.02.2023

How winter drought is affecting Europe

Due to the low water levels, vegetation has overtaken the shores of the Lac des Graoussettes in southwest France. Only 25% of the 32-hectare reservoir, which is used by nearby farmers and fishers, is filled.

24.02.2023

India - State government releases ₹ 6.64 crore as relief to rain-affected farmers in Mayiladuthurai district

The Tamil Nadu government has sanctioned ₹ 6.64 crore, in the first phase, to be distributed as relief to farmers in Mayiladuthurai district who suffered losses due to the recent unseasonal rainfall.

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