Olives
Hedgerow Model
We are leaders in the hedgerow model and always at the forefront of innovation, responding to new trends in the international agricultural sector.
Advantages
- Fully mechanized harvesting.
- Complete mechanization of cultivation tasks from the moment of planting, significantly reducing costs.
- Early entry into production, leading to a quicker return on initial investment.
- Greater efficiency in the application of plant protection products. Reduction in the loss of these products.
- Higher product quality, with a high-quality harvest (correct state of ripeness, minimal fruit damage, and the fruits do not touch the ground, thus avoiding contamination and possible oxidation of the fruit).
Objectives
We work to provide producers, technicians, and companies in the sector with solutions to the new challenges that continue to arise: the development of new varieties and rootstocks, new training and hedge management systems, increasing productivity levels, and ultimately, new opportunities for the industry.
The Quality of our Olive Trees
Genetic Quality
- We have the best genetic materials adapted to the hedge olive grove system.
Characteristics
- Agromillora's olive plants come from semi-herbaceous staking and are rooted under nebulization.
Quality Control
- We carefully select plants for our customers.
Mother Plant Fields
- We offer a distinguished product based on material exclusively from our mother plant fields, which are controlled at both the genetic and sanitary levels.
Protected and Exclusive Varieties
- We have selected clones and varieties as well as new materials from the most advanced Genetic Improvement Programs in the world: Universities of Cordoba, Bari, Florence, and Todolivo.
Varieties
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Comparison of the vigor
Resistance to Cold
Resistance to Repilo
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The data and results shown in these graphic resources are made for informative purposes only and it is not guaranteed to they will be achieved in all cases, due to several facts influencing plant growth such as climatic and geographical circumstances, soil characteristics, as well as use conditions and agricultural habits.
