Varietal adaptation no longer depends solely on chilling requirements. Factors such as the agroclimatic region, fruit quality, postharvest performance, and the demands of international markets are now critical in determining which genetics can achieve their full productive and commercial potential.
Today, growers are more focused than ever on producing high-quality fruit. With that objective in mind, the tools we evaluate are designed to maintain…
In blueberry postharvest, the issue is not the lack of cold, but how the cold chain is understood and managed. Poorly focused design decisions, incorr…
In a context of increasing production and rising market demands, blueberry fruit rots are becoming one of the main factors behind export losses. Beyon…
Conventional biostimulants are no longer sufficient for stress management: precision is now required. That’s why Atlántica Agrícola has developed the …
Based on a plant physiology–driven approach, Hortus addresses the effects of high temperatures in blueberries by integrating variables such as ΔT, Fv/…
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