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ORGANISATION OF INTEGRATED FRUIT PRODUCTION IN SWITZERLAND

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347_7
Pages
75 – 78
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Abstract
The following were areas of fruit cultivation in Switzerland last year: apples were grown on close to 5,000 hectares, pears on nearly 900, cherries on 450, prunes on around 200, apricots on approximately 500 and peaches on well-nigh 20 hectares.
The exact figures are given in table 1.


Table 1 – Fruit acreage

















Crop Ha



Apples    4918
Pears      897
Cherries      452
Prunes      191
Apricots      510
Peaches        19

Due to frost damage the 1991 apple harvest totalled only approximately 95,000 tons.
This year more than 191000 tons are expected.

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Authors
A. Bonauer
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