Spar and Frutura Test Cultivation of Old Apple Varieties in the Eastern Styria
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A new flagship project by Frutura and Spar brings the Falchs Gulderling and the Ilzer Rosenapfel back to the local shelves. The first harvest gives an insight into the suitability of the old varieties for modern cultivation. Starting next year, the apples will be sold in the markets.
Together with the fruit and vegetable producer and marketer Frutura, the trading group Spar wants to bring old apple varieties back to the local shelves of the supermarkets.
Apples that taste like in childhood: The food merchant Spar and the Styrian Frutura succeeded in the breeding of historical apple varieties. In 2027 they could be sold.
Together with the fruit and vegetable producer and marketer Frutura, the commercial group Spar wants to bring old apple varieties back to the local shelves of the supermarkets. The project was presented on Wednesday near the East Styrian municipality of Großwilfersdorf on the experimental plant of Frutura. The first ton of the Tyrolean Falchs Gulderling and the Ilzer Rosenapfel was already harvested from around 2,150 trees this year. The areas a…
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