The Orchardist I July 2022

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Cherries under cover

Continued growth of international cherry market faces challenges While global cherry production has doubled in the past 20 years, several challenges need to be addressed if the industry is to achieve its further growth potential. Summerfruit New Zealand This is the conclusion of Max Ciccioni, technical manager at the AgriChain Centre, who attended the International Cherry Symposium in Rimini in early May 2022. “The significant increase in global cherry production has been due to increased demand and prices,” says Max. “The increase has been led by the three main exporting countries: Turkey, the United States and Chile. Cherries still have significant potential for growth, however, several challenges need to be considered.”

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These include: • Growth in supply will need to be matched by strenuous demand expansion efforts. • Segmentation of markets (for example, sluggish mature markets, rapidly expanding markets, and markets with growth potential) will require coordinated marketing and sales efforts geared to each type of market. • Demand for fresh produce could be affected by slow or declining population growth in many major markets.


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ThermoMax – frost protection

4min
pages 62-64

Biolchim – Protamin strikes a note with both conventional and organic growers

2min
page 61

Don’t treat your soils like dirt

4min
pages 58-59

New Zealand Frost Fans – Top tips for maintaining frost fans

1min
page 60

Everything about pre-emergence herbicides

7min
pages 55-57

Official opening marks beginning

5min
pages 46-47

Collaboration key for the Tasman’s 2022 harvest

4min
pages 48-49

Yen Ben lemon harvest underway in Northland

9min
pages 38-41

Whiritoa orchard innovating and growing with cover crops

9min
pages 34-37

Continued growth of international cherry market faces challenges

7min
pages 30-33

Avo Update – Connecting again

2min
page 52

Full potential of walnut industry yet to be cracked

8min
pages 42-45

Fascinating history of twin kauri taonga

5min
pages 50-51

Persimmons part of growth plan

7min
pages 19-21

Future leaders shine at industry awards

5min
pages 14-18

Revitalising the family orchard’s roots

10min
pages 26-29

The Chief Executive: Will steady growth be enough?

6min
pages 6-8

Government policy updates

2min
page 10

President’s Word: He Waka Eke Noa – What it means for growers

5min
pages 4-5

A guide to New Zealand’s biosecurity system

6min
pages 11-13

Hawke’s Bay talent garners Young Fruit Grower title

6min
pages 22-25
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