As noted in the introduction, vermiculite is a rather enigmatic term. However, it turns out that it is nothing more than a natural,. ecological mineral. It is rich in many valuable substances, such as magnesium, potassium and also silicon, among others. It is also not lacking in
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Production costs and workers' wages have risen, and the weather is constantly giving us all sorts of 'surprises'... Meanwhile, asparagus prices on wholesale markets are falling at a dizzying pace. read more

Take a look at PROCAM's latest orchard communication of 4.05.2023. Orchard advisor Krzysztof Gasparski invites you to listen to a communication addressing many of the issues in dedicated protection for the coming period. read more

The pricing of nursery stock should follow an analysis of production costs on nursery farms. This in turn is a difficult task. Mainly because of the nature of production, which from planting the initial plant material to obtaining the final commodity takes
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Small-fruited varieties such as Gala, Golden Delicious or Shampion should be thinned earlier so that the fruit has the right diameter. For this reason, thinning with ATS-based preparations is recommended. read more

From 3 to 5 May, the Macfrut international fruit and vegetable fair is taking place at the Rimini Expo Center in Italy. 1,100 exhibitors representing the entire fruit and vegetable supply chain have graced its presence. The entire exhibition is 35% larger than last year.
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The canopy over the terrace is mainly made for practical reasons. Its main purpose is to protect against adverse weather conditions. This means that the terrace can be used even in the rain or on sunny days. Roofing
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Garden soil plays a very important role. It allows plants to develop an extensive root system through which they take up the minerals they need to grow properly. The soil naturally stores water and balances the level of the
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Choosing the right plant protection product is crucial for successful disease and pest control. A number of factors influence which product will be best in a particular case. First and foremost, it is important to consider the type of crop and the type of pest or disease that the
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Have you ever picked a juicy, sweet cherry straight from the tree? If so, you surely know what a feeling of pride and joy that is. And if not, I invite you to read this article, which is dedicated to these wonderful fruits. You will find out .
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We would like to invite you to the next meeting of the Pear Club, which will take place on 29 April 2023. The workshop this time will be led by a consultant from the Netherlands - Jos de Wit. read more

New orchard communication from Dr Krzysztof Gasparski PROCAM dated 12.04.2023. read more

Following on from a previous article in which we described the 'scandal' of a farmers' protest in Hrubieszów, during which participants were not allowed to enter the venue detailed in the permit by a large number of officers... Why
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- I think that inspecting cherry orchards after frost surprised many of us," says Mr Grzegorz Pagacz from Biała Rządowa, near Wieluń. As our interviewee explains, he observes the greatest frost damage on the Kordia variety. read more

The trimmer is a device that comes in handy whenever a standard lawnmower is not quite up to the task. Above all, the trimmer makes it possible to remove unwanted greenery from areas that are difficult to access. For example, it is ideal for use on uneven terrain, at the
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The second issue of this year's bimonthly 'Nursery' magazine has been published. In this issue, we draw attention to several trends in the 'green' industry, which are also becoming increasingly visible on the Polish market. read more

Protecting vegetables with an ever-shorter list of active substances is not an easy task - this can be seen, for example, in pest management. In 2022, the list of available preparations has once again shrunk making it difficult not only to protect effectively, but also to rotate

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WAPA has published estimates of apples in storage in Europe with a slight delay. In terms of Europe as a whole, there are 6.4% fewer apples on the continent year-on-year (3,377,583 tonnes). Although it is early March, let's remember that we are talking about the state at

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Join us for the third meeting in the series - 9 March, 7pm - this time we are talking about strawberry cultivation. We will approach the topic from both the protection fertilisation, economics and labour side. read more

We endeavour to include in each issue current topics related to orcharding, i.e. information on the latest trends in agrotechnology, protection and fertilisation, or novelties presented at trade fairs. We focus on the economy in the broadest sense of the word.
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