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(Namwon=Yonhap News) Reporter Baek Do-in = The 'Chunhyang Aein' Shine Muscat grapes produced in Namwon, Jeollabuk-do, were exported to Canada on the 1st. The total amount shipped that day was 6.4 tons, and this is the first time that Chunhyanggol grapes have been exported to Canada. Previously, Chunhyanggol grapes were also exported to Hong Kong and Vietnam. In Namwon, about 700 farms are cultivating grapes on about 370 hectares this year, and the production volume is expected to reach a total of 6,000 tons. Mayor Choi Gyeong-sik said, "Chunhyang Aein grapes are highly acclaimed around the world for their high sugar content and excellent storage properties," and added, "We will work even harder to expand exports." doin100@yna.co.kr Report to KakaoTalk okjebo <Copyright (c) Yonhap News, Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution, AI learning and use prohibited> 2024/11/01 14:53 Sent

The provincial government’s plan to increase subsidies for Nova Scotia’s wine industry is on hold due to a dispute over how much cash goes to bottlers importing foreign grape juice.

There is some very bad news for the garden strawberry industry. The new pathogen Neopestolatiopsis spp. is making a huge progress in America, EastFruit reports. According to the European Plant Protection Organization (EPPO), different species of the genus Neopestalotiopsis cause different diseases of garden strawberries. The rapid spread of these infections is associated with the trade in strawberry seedlings. The taxonomy of the genus Neopestalotiopsis is quite complex and has changed several times in recent years. Different species of this genus cause leaf spotting, shoot death, berry rot in the field and after harvest. In addition to garden strawberries, this pathogen has many other host plants. Strawberry damage by Pestalotia longisetula was first reported in the 1970s in Israel and Florida (USA). Initially, damage to berries was reported, but later it became known that root and heart rot of the plant leads to the complete death of plants in the field. Currently, at least four closely related species of the pathogen are reported.