Producer News - 28 Jan 2010
Last season, mango-producing regions in southern Mexico produced an early bumper crop that resulted in large supplies of the yellow-skinned Ataulfo variety mangos in the marketplace in February, with many handlers having about twice ... read more...
Friday, January 29, 2010
India: Experts hope of good mango harvest
The Times of India - 28 Jan 2010
"Change in weather is a positive sign and if mercury continues to rise, a good mango season can be expected this year." ... read more...
"Change in weather is a positive sign and if mercury continues to rise, a good mango season can be expected this year." ... read more...
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Indian mango yields down
www.fruitnet.com - 28 Jan 2010
Mango production in the Indian state of Karnataka is likely to be lower this year due to untimely rains, high humidity and pests which have resulted in erratic ... read more...
Mango production in the Indian state of Karnataka is likely to be lower this year due to untimely rains, high humidity and pests which have resulted in erratic ... read more...
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
India: Horticulture dept foresees decline in mango crop due to poor monsoon and erratic flowering in Karnataka
FnBnews.com - 27 Jan 2010
Karnataka Horticulture department is now skeptical about the mango production in the state this year. The skepticism has come about because of untimely rains, retention of high humidity in the atmosphere and attack of pests which has resulted in erratic flowering pattern. ... read more...
Karnataka Horticulture department is now skeptical about the mango production in the state this year. The skepticism has come about because of untimely rains, retention of high humidity in the atmosphere and attack of pests which has resulted in erratic flowering pattern. ... read more...
Friday, January 22, 2010
Australia: (Fruit fly) Larvae found in mango in Tasmania
ABC Rural - 22 Jan 2010
The last fruit fly outbreak in Tasmania was in 1923, and lasted only a few days before the insects were killed by a heavy frost. The arrival of an infested mango around 12 January is a worrying development for the state's fruit growers who are in the midst of harvest. Tasmania's Quarantine Services manager Colin Sherman says finds like this one are rare and authorities have plans in place to deal with the situation, should the insect larvae turn out to be a pest of concern. ... read more...
The last fruit fly outbreak in Tasmania was in 1923, and lasted only a few days before the insects were killed by a heavy frost. The arrival of an infested mango around 12 January is a worrying development for the state's fruit growers who are in the midst of harvest. Tasmania's Quarantine Services manager Colin Sherman says finds like this one are rare and authorities have plans in place to deal with the situation, should the insect larvae turn out to be a pest of concern. ... read more...
Australia: Good mangoes, good prices
The Northern Star - 22 Jan 2010
THE best mango season for years has seen a dramatic fall in prices, but it’s still worth shopping around for the luscious summer fruit, a Northern Star survey has found. ... read more...
THE best mango season for years has seen a dramatic fall in prices, but it’s still worth shopping around for the luscious summer fruit, a Northern Star survey has found. ... read more...
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