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Alsace Du Nord. Less Damaged Volumes and Fruits: Uncertain Tree Growers After Drought

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The apple harvest started around Wissembourg for two weeks. After a good harvest of plums (mirabelles and quetsches) for trees not affected by the July 16 hail, tree growers see losses due to drought and heat waves on apple and pear trees.
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The apple harvest started around Wissembourg for two weeks. After a good harvest of plums (mirabelles and quetsches) for trees not affected by the July 16 hail, tree growers see losses due to drought and heat waves on apple and pear trees.

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dna.fr broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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