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Serbian quince cultivation and harvest outlook
Overview
In the Serbian village of Tavnik, near Kraljevo, quince cultivation remains a vital economic and cultural driver. Following several years of lower yields, local growers are expressing optimism regarding the upcoming harvest, which is expected to begin around November 1.
Producers report that the current crop features high sugar content, making it highly desirable for the food industry and distilleries for brandy production. While some individual growers expect yields as high as 50 tons, the sector faces challenges such as a shortage of seasonal workers.
Data from the 2023 Agricultural Census indicates that quince cultivation in Serbia covers approximately 3,096 hectares across 9,757 farms. Despite its importance to local regions like Tavnik, the crop represents about 1.6 percent of the country’s total orchard area, which is significantly less than the area dedicated to plums and apples.
Entities
Tavnik · Vlado Obradović · Kraljevo · Serbia · Dragan Kodžo
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesSerbian quince producers expect strong harvest after weak seasons
Serbian quince producers expect a high-quality harvest this autumn, driven by high demand from distilleries despite labor shortages.
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[BUSINESS] 13 sourcesTavnik village preserves quince tradition as harvest outlook improves
The Serbian village of Tavnik, home to 60,000 quince trees, anticipates a strong harvest this season, boosting local agricultural economy.
Sources
023.hr · 072info.com · 24sata.hr · agronews.rs · dalmacijadanas.hr · dalmacijanews.hr · espreso.co.rs · infokg.rs · mame.rs · medjimurski.hr · n1info.hr · poslovni.hr · sremskenovine.co.rs · srpskainfo.com · stil.kurir.rs · telegraf.rs · vecernji.ba · vecernji.hr · vesti-online.com