?? Highlights of the week ??03/04 - 03/08
USA: Federal aid blossoms - Oregon cherry industry receives assistance after tough year
The federal government of Oregon has declared a natural disaster and is providing aid to the state's cherry industry following a challenging year. Farmers will have access to federal loans and assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to mitigate losses.
USA: Mitigating cold weather risk - WSU seminar explores strategies for cherry pollination
Cold weather got you worried about cherry pollination? WSU experts shared insights on navigating frost, wind, and snow to ensure successful fruit set. Check out the article for key takeaways and strategies!
Interview: Andrés Puvogel | The cherry industry in the USA
We spoke with Andrés Puvogel, an Agronomist specializing in Fruit Growing, dedicated to advising plantations in the USA, about the challenges facing cherry producers, the measures they are taking to mitigate a previous season with poor results, and why, despite everything, the USA continues to be a paradise for cherry production...
Canada: Cherry crisis - BC government’s response to ongoing losses
The BC Government's initiatives are focused on enhancing climate resilience within the agricultural sector, yet details on financial aid remain uncertain.
Advocates emphasize the need for comprehensive, long-term solutions to support farmers facing repeated losses due to climate fluctuations.
China: Cherries in Bloom: The shift towards domestic supply
After the Chinese New Year, imported cherries slowly vanished, making room for the rise of homegrown favorites. With prices soaring and clearance sales dwindling, the spotlight now shines on Dalian's greenhouse gems, fetching prices that rival even Chilean cherries.