PRO*ACT Crop Update: Supply pressure remains despite stability from weather
By
Joey Piedimonte
PRO*ACT Crop Update: Supply pressure remains despite stability from weather
By
Joey Piedimonte
The West is finally catching a bit of a break weather-wise. Cooler nights and drier afternoons have helped ease some insect pressure and dry out fields that were hammered by nearly 1.5 inches of rain earlier this month. That said, the impact of those storms is still being felt across the board. Lighter weights, increased trimming and quality concerns continue to affect many row crops as the Salinas season nears its end.
Drought conditions in Mexico’s main avocado-growing region in Michoacan that have hampered fruit size and volume the past couple of years eased this past summer, giving La Bonanza a positive outlook for the season ahead.