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A strawberry is supposed to grow at a steady pace. During hot summers, they ripen faster than the plant can keep up, resulting in smaller fruits and a lower yield. At his farm in Etten-Leur, Bart van Sprundel sees how climate change is putting pressure on these summer berries.
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A strawberry is supposed to grow at a steady pace. During hot summers, they ripen faster than the plant can keep up, resulting in smaller fruits and a lower yield. At his farm in Etten-Leur, Bart van Sprundel sees how climate change is putting pressure on these summer berries.