Recent frosts have hurt Serbia's fruit sector, particularly apricots, with damage reaching up to 95% in certain regions.

Morning frosts have hit Serbian fruit production hard, mainly affecting early stone fruit varieties.

In the Čačak region, experts from the Institute of Fruit Growing report that 95% of apricot crops have been destroyed.

The damage varies by location, with Vojvodina experiencing more than 90% loss in lowland areas, while areas near Belgrade show 40-50% damage.

Cherries and pears have also suffered, with a complete damage assessment expected by the end of April.

  • Rentlar@lemmy.caEnglish
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    6 days ago

    Now humanity gets to celebrate with a “100-year weather event”, every year!