Blueberry Culture in Chile—Current Status, Future Prospects

  • Hancock J
  • Retamales J
  • Moggia C
  • et al.
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Abstract

There is great interest in growing blueberries in Chile. Although only a few hundred hectares are now planted, thousands of hectares are predicted by the turn of the century. There are many areas in the country that are adaptable to blueberry culture, and labor costs are extremely low. Chileans feel they have a golden opportunity to make a profit by producing blueberries during the North American off-season.

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Hancock, J., Retamales, J., Moggia, C., Lolas, M., & Lyrene, P. (2018). Blueberry Culture in Chile—Current Status, Future Prospects. HortTechnology, 2(3), 310–315. https://doi.org/10.21273/horttech.2.3.310

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