In order to analyze modern olive growing, we must start in 1980, where the traditional olive grove covered 7.5 million hectares in 23 countries, mainly between parallels 35° and 45° north latitude. Today, olive growing has evolved with intensive and high-density olive groves, representing 22% and 6%, respectively, of the 2.5 million hectares of olive…
DetailsWithin the Gen4Olives project, in which the Italian company Agricolus and the Spanish company BrioAgro work together, to better understand the evolution in recent months and the change that the month of December has brought, we show three graphs: 1) rainfall, 2) leaf wetting, but the most significant is 3) soil moisture. This graph reflects…
DetailsEvery month, we analyze the evolution of the dryland farms of the GEN4OLIVES project, located in Estepa. In addition to evaluating with technical criteria how the crop evolves and the indicators that we monitor, we have observed that the abundant rains of the second half of October have provided greater humidity to the soil, as…
DetailsGen4olive is a #H2020 project aiming at bringing #olive genetic resources closer to breeders and growers. The focus is on rainfed olive varieties resistant to the most demanding conditions. Two European companies, the Spanish BrioAgro and the Italian Agricolus are in charge for the ResOilenT project (funded by the Gen4Olives consortium), that has as its…
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