Tune in to the new episode of the 2026 season, which analyzes how agroclimatic variables and other factors, such as chill hours and water availability, are beginning to shape the scenario for the upcoming cherry season.
Paula Santibáñez, a researcher at the Center for Agriculture and Environment (Agrimed) at the University of Chile; Bruno Tapia, technical advisor at Avium; Patricio González, agroclimatologist at the University of Talca; and José Miguel Morán, Executive Director of the Chilean Irrigation and Drainage Association (AGRYD), share their analysis of the challenges and opportunities this new season holds, whose success in terms of production potential is already at stake.
We invite you not to miss this report, sponsored by UPL, Tattersall, San Jorge Packaging, Agrocover, and Cogrowers.
Check out the content in Spanish.
