There has been an 18% decrease in the cultivation of butternut squash in Spain and Portugal as a result of adverse weather conditions.

2025-07-18 00:00

The area dedicated to butternut squash cultivation in the Iberian Peninsula has decreased by 18% this year as a result of the prolonged rainfall in the months of February and March, which is the main period for planting the crop. The reduction in acreage is particularly significant in Portugal and Spain.

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