Agro-food cooperatives of Castilla-La Mancha have broken this Wednesday with its usual custom of offering a first estimate of grape harvest at the end of July, considering that high temperatures and weather evolution make it impossible to make a "realistic forecast with a minimum of reliability." The announcement occurred during the Vitivinícola Sectoral Assembly held in Tomelloso (Ciudad Real), with the assistance of more than a hundred represe…
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Agro-food cooperatives of Castilla-La Mancha have broken this Wednesday with its usual custom of offering a first estimate of grape harvest at the end of July, considering that high temperatures and weather evolution make it impossible to make a "realistic forecast with a minimum of reliability." The announcement occurred during the Vitivinícola Sectoral Assembly held in Tomelloso (Ciudad Real), with the assistance of more than a hundred represe…