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Fruit vegetables in summer: balance between sunlight and quality
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With temperatures above 35 degrees in much of Spain, the consumer’s needs change. The body asks for hydration, freshness and lightness, and the market responds. In this context, the Valencian chain Mercadona has reinforced its summer campaign with a clear and tasty bet: the watermelon, a emblematic summer fruit that arrives in its shops at its best ripening moment and at a price more than competitive.
Ontario fruit and vegetable updates 7/15 - Fruit & Vegetable Magazine
Another week with more hot, humid weather brings the latest fruit and vegetable crop updates from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness (OMAFA). Here are a few highlights from the vegetable report for July 10: Brassica crops may experience some nutrient deficiencies due to the hot, humid conditions. Alternaria continues to be active. Some regions are seeing stress in carrots from heat and drought, and the threshold for carr…
Fruit vegetables in summer: balance between sunlight and quality
Summer is in full swing in the Netherlands, and it's clearly noticeable in greenhouses where crops are soaking up the abundant sunlight that these months bring. But more sun isn't always better. Just like people, plants have their limits. Every fruiting vegetable crop has a maximum light requirement.…
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