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When the scent of harvest filled the villages, the old Hungarian grape varieties found a home not only in wine cellars but also in family gardens. Today, as more people seek the flavors of the past and natural solutions, these varieties can find a place in home gardens once again. Hungarian grape cultivation has a history of over a thousand years, and the varieties that developed in the Carpathian Basin have been the foundation of domestic wine culture for centuries. However, these old grapes played an important role not only in cellars but also in home gardens: due to their good productivity and adaptability, families saw them as a reliable source of fruit. Today, with the emphasis on preserving traditions and sustainability, many are turning back to them. There is growing interest in old Hungarian grape varieties, primarily for preserving biodiversity and nurturing local traditions. More and more garden owners are looking for grapes that not only produce tasty fruit but are also ...

The Region of Murcia will be the host of the eleventh edition of the World Table Grapes Congress (International Table Grapes Symposium), which will take place in 2026.

The Gyeongnam branch of the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (Head of the branch Baek Un-hwal, hereinafter referred to as Gyeongnam Agricultural Products Quality Management Service) held a field communication meeting at the office of the Korea Strawberry Export Integrated Organization (K-BERRY) two days ago, ahead of the full-scale strawberry export season, together with the representative of K-BERRY and the farmers affiliated with the Korea Strawberry Export Producers Association. The Gyeongnam Agricultural Products Quality Management Service had promised close cooperation regarding agricultural product export safety management when concluding a business agreement with K-BERRY last year. Additionally, in June, through the Gyeongnam Export Support Council, they had listened to the main on-site concerns of exporting farmers. This field meeting was held in response to the recent record-breaking heavy rains and successive heatwaves causing the crops to wither.