Alishan Fruit Harvest Delayed By Climate Factors
Fruit harvesting in the Alishan region is expected to begin in May, following a delay of 10 to 15 days compared to previous years. Peach and plum harvests in the Alishan region are maturing 10 to 15 days later than usual due to insufficient rainfall. Owner Fang Jin-can of Miyata Tourist Orchard in the Alishan mountains is using mountain spring water to irrigate peach trees to mitigate low rainfall. Owner Zeng Jincan of Miyata Tourist Orchard in the Alishan mountains reported that fruit quality and yield are at risk due to low rainfall.
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BCC News Taiwan
“今年因為受結果其雨水過少氣候因素影響 生長成熟其比往年晚了10到15天左右”
BCC News Taiwan
“經營宮田觀光果園的原主方曾金殘說 他果園占地廣達兩公頃多... 為了避免餘量太少 沖擊水蜜桃品質和產量... 每天都要辛苦的 引山泉水灌溉果樹”
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