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Received the Matsushima Foundation Horticulture Promotion Encouragement Award

A NARO team won a horticulture prize for 'shielding mulch' cultivation that yields high-sugar, balanced-acidity Satsuma mandarins.

Received the Matsushima Foundation Horticulture Promotion Encouragement Award
Photograph: NARO — Fruit Tree & Tea Research
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“Development and dissemination of shielding-mulch cultivation for producing high-quality Satsuma mandarins”
高品質温州ミカンを生産するためのシールディング・マルチ栽培の開発と普及
“Because it can stably produce high-quality fruit even in orchards with highly water-retentive soil or in rainy years, it is expected to expand the spread and sustainable development of citrus production.”
保水性の高い土壌の園地や、雨の多い年でも安定して高品質果実が生産できることから、カンキツ生産の普及拡大・持続的発展が期待されている。
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