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Himachal Pradesh's apple growers are experiencing a profitable start to the season as early varieties fetch high prices in wholesale markets. Farmers are earning between Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000 per box, with over 10 lakh boxes already sold.

This week in Ukraine, the new harvest apple season began, with analysts from the electronic publication EastFruit reporting that farmers have essentially started harvesting at almost the same time as last season. Purchase prices for the new harvest as of July 18 are between 60 and 70 hryvnias (1.43-1.67 dollars) per kilogram, which is on average 2.9 times more expensive than at the beginning of the last season. According to key participants in the local market, the start of the season immediately negatively impacted sales of imported fruits, although Ukrainian traders are in no hurry to lower prices for their products. They justify their decision with the fact that the main supply on the local apple market currently remains imported products, with demand remaining at a low level, as buyers often prefer seasonal fruits. Ukrainian apple producers plan to ...

Jeollanam-do announced that it will designate July and August as the 'concentrated collection period for giant applesnails' and conduct intensive collection activities in cities and counties to prevent crop damage from these applesnails used as an eco-friendly herbicide in rice farming. While giant applesnails are effective in weed control for eco-friendly rice cultivation, they can flow into rivers and agricultural waterways if not collected, and overwinter to cause damage by eating young rice plants in the following year. Accordingly, Jeollanam-do plans to intensively collect giant applesnails and their eggs around agricultural lands and irrigation channels during the two months as part of its comprehensive strategy to reduce ecological outflow and overwintering population.