Markon Cooperative {{BB #:123315}} released this crop update December 2, 2022:
Santa Maria and Oxnard, California have received 0.50”- 0.75” of rain over the past 24 hours. Another storm is forecast for tonight December 2 through Sunday December 4.
Strong markets are expected in all growing areas through the month of December.
Santa Maria, California
-Markon First Crop (MFC) Strawberries are available
-Suppliers are assessing rain damage this afternoon
-No harvesting is expected Friday through Sunday of this week
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Quality in remaining fruit will be challenged; concerns include excessive bruising and pin rot
Oxnard, California
-Suppliers are assessing rain damage this afternoon
-No harvesting is expected Friday through Sunday of this week
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Quality will be challenged following the rain; concerns include excessive bruising and pin rot
Central Mexico (Loading in South Texas)
-Mexican production is increasing
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Mexican fruit is being used to supplement the California shortage at this time
-Quality is good; white shoulders and occasional overripening are issues
Florida
-Production has started in a limited manner
-Harvesting will increase over time and is expected to reach its peak by mid-December
-Early quality is good; expect small to medium fruit size
Please contact your Markon customer service representative for more information.
Markon Cooperative {{BB #:123315}} released this crop update December 2, 2022:
Santa Maria and Oxnard, California have received 0.50”- 0.75” of rain over the past 24 hours. Another storm is forecast for tonight December 2 through Sunday December 4.
Strong markets are expected in all growing areas through the month of December.
Santa Maria, California
-Markon First Crop (MFC) Strawberries are available
-Suppliers are assessing rain damage this afternoon
-No harvesting is expected Friday through Sunday of this week
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Quality in remaining fruit will be challenged; concerns include excessive bruising and pin rot
Oxnard, California
-Suppliers are assessing rain damage this afternoon
-No harvesting is expected Friday through Sunday of this week
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Quality will be challenged following the rain; concerns include excessive bruising and pin rot
Central Mexico (Loading in South Texas)
-Mexican production is increasing
-The industry is in a demand-exceeds-supply situation
-Mexican fruit is being used to supplement the California shortage at this time
-Quality is good; white shoulders and occasional overripening are issues
Florida
-Production has started in a limited manner
-Harvesting will increase over time and is expected to reach its peak by mid-December
-Early quality is good; expect small to medium fruit size
Please contact your Markon customer service representative for more information.
