A properly executed pruning program not only defines the plant's structure and productive potential. It also plays a decisive role in disease prevention, reducing inoculum levels, and protecting plants against wood fungi and other pathogens that can compromise orchard longevity.
The latest Agroclimatic Bulletin for Blueberry Growers in Peru, prepared by CIIFEN exclusively for Blueberries News, shows the persistence of above-no…
Simón Muñoz, International Consultant at CASM Blueberries, visited blueberry projects in Namibia and Kenya, where he assessed crop performance and def…
The new edition of the magazine explores the main challenges and opportunities of the global blueberry industry, with a focus on genetics, markets, an…
With expectations of increasing production by around 40%, Georgia’s blueberry industry is looking toward a season marked by strong fruit quality, the …
In Serbia, damage has been reported in some production areas, while growers in Austria and Poland continue assessing the true extent of the frost impa…
The funds, coming from the AFTPP program, will help expand demand in high-growth markets, strengthen international partnerships, and position U.S. blu…
The new genetics, incorporated into the Fall Creek Collection platform, stands out for its firmness, long postharvest life, and high yield, meeting th…
