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Cultivation and Products (4)
Trends and news for cultivation, products, byproducts, derivatives and properties of dried fruits and edible nuts.
Friday, 24 January 2020 11:41
Why can't you buy cashews with shells?
Written by Mourlidis C. Athanasios
The reason may be simple but also... dangerous. But first let’s talk about the Cashew nut .... or if we must be precise for the " Cashew Seed". Yes, that’s right the cashew nut that we all know and…
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Tuesday, 27 August 2019 11:48
Groundnuts planting, harvesting seasons and global production rank.
Written by Mourlidis C. Athanasios
Peanuts (Arachis Hypogea L.) or commonly known as legumes or groundnuts, are packed with several health benefits. The nuts contain monounsaturated fats and other nutrients that are healthy for the functioning of the heart. Peanuts are also a rich source of…
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- Reference www.worldatlas.com www.factfish.com
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Friday, 23 August 2019 09:20
Big Grountnuts Acreage Decline in Argentina in 2019
Written by Mourlidis C. Athanasios
Argentina’s peanut farmers reduced their plantings over 15% to 20% for the 2018/2019 growing year. The drop comes on the heels of a horrible growing season in the 2017/2018 cycle. Several factors contributed to the expected decline.First, poor growing conditions…
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- Reference https://www.agfax.com
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Tuesday, 07 May 2019 11:49
The botany and cultivation of the cashew
Written by Mourlidis C. Athanasios
Cashew trees grow in a wide range of climates between the latitudes of around 25 ° north or south of the equator. Close to the equator, the trees grow at altitudes up to about 1500 m, but the maximum elevation…
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- Reference http://rfcarchives.org.au
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