NORTH AMERICAN PLANTS
Specializing in commercial propagation of Stone Fruit, Berries, Apple, Pistachio, Walnuts, Hazelnuts and Ornamental Plants
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Agromillora was founded in 1986 in Spain and quickly positioned itself as a global leader in plant propagation, serving nurseries and growers worldwide.
In 1998, it expanded its international presence with the creation of North American Plants.
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- Quality control at various stages of the production process
- Diagnosis of plant pathogens
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- Genetic characterization of propagated material
- Risk assessment and recommendations
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New olive varieties
The introduction of mechanical harvesting with a ride-on machine has represented, since the mid-1990s, the second “Olive Growing Revolution,” spreading high density also to olive growing, which until then was an exclusive model of viticulture and fruit growing. Super-intensive olive groves in fact, are similar to modern wine grape vineyards: high planting density (1200-2000 trees/ha), […]
Sustainability in citrus relies on productive intensification and the hedgerow model.
Sustainability in citrus relies on productive intensification and the hedgerow model. Genetic improvement, low-vigor trees, and high-density planting frames for sustainable production of citrus at both environmental and economic levels. Producing sustainably in a scenario with labor shortages, water scarcity, or significant pest and disease pressures is the main challenge faced by fruit and vegetable […]
Growing Citrus Under Protective Screen to fight HLB
Growing Citrus Under Protective Screen to fight HLB Florida, and its traditional citrus orchards, has been suffering the effects of a destructive bacterial disease for over a decade now. HLB (Huanglongbing), also known as ‘greening’, has devastated close to two-thirds of the citrus plantations that existed 20 years ago. In two decades, the area of […]
Success of the Meeting between Producers from Jaén and the Portuguese Alentejo
Success of the Meeting between Producers from Jaén and the Portuguese Alentejo The meeting served to share synergies and delve into aspects of modern olive growing and its future About 80 people attended this event, including members of the Olive Grove Interpretation Center interested in learning about the development of olive groves in the Alentejo […]
The Path of chance
A documentary about the greatest agricultural revolution This is the story of a revolution, of brave individuals who dared to attempt what no one had tried before, embarking on the path of chance Tribute Filmed in six countries and traversing the olive-growing regions of both hemispheres, The Path of Chance pays tribute to the […]
DO WE REALLY NEED THE NEW OLIVE VARIETIES?
Since its inception, hedgerow olive cultivation has provided substantial savings in harvesting costs and eliminated the need for labor in harvesting. Back in the 90s, the system of hedge olive cultivation began its journey. Initially, it was met with great doubts and resistance, but gradually, it demonstrated the significant advantages it had to offer: substantial […]
The Oleic Classroom Innova offers a Training Day on the hedge olive grove and the Coriana variety
The UNIA and Grupo Oleícola Jaén showcase the synergy between olive growing and education in the university setting February 22, 2024 The International University of Andalusia (UNIA) and Grupo Oleícola Jaén, through the Oleic Classroom Innova, have organized the CORIANA® training day; genetic improvement, a tool for the future, at the Antonio Machado Headquarters in […]
Field Day Features Mechanical Citrus Harvest
The recent field day showcased how technology might help citrus growers with two of their biggest challenges: sourcing labor and fighting HLB The event was held at Lost Lake Groves in Lake Placid, Florida, and featured machine harvest of citrus trees in an experimental super-high-density grove. The grove has 908 trees per acre and has […]
