Category: News

AlpAgrumi will be at the Maggia market on Saturday June 1st.The market is held in the village center, in the heart of Val Maggia, every

In April, some varieties are already in bloom. Blooms are often very abundant and always very fragrant.

Once you’ve finished planting the new citrus plot, it’s important to mulch each tree properly as soon as possible. The weather was dry, exceptionally cold

An early spring after a mild winter. We’ve had -5 degrees this winter, but only for two nights, and apart from that almost no frost.

This winter we pulled up our last Merlot vineyard, about 600 plants. The vines will be replaced by 30 Navelina and Caracara orange trees, 15

The end of winter is approaching, the shop is emptying out and many varieties are sold out. From April and May we will be restocking

Satsuma mandarin trees (Citrus unshui) of the Owari variety planted last year in March (2022) are already bearing fruit and taking on color.

From mid-October to mid-November, Feijoa guavas (Acca Sellowiana) ripen and fall on their own. You don’t pick them, you gather them from under the tree.

On September 14th, between two stormy periods, the Merlot was quickly harvested.

Since mid-July, the rye bales have been drying well. It’s time to separate the wheat from the chaff.