Planting and Harvesting Millions of Kiwi Fruits - New technology agriculture

Growing and Harvesting Millions of Kiwi Fruits - Modern Agriculture
Kiwi is native to central and eastern China. However, Europe or Oceania are the two major Kiwi exporting continents in the world, especially New Zealand represents the largest exporting country with 1.4 million tons. From a fruit that few people know about, kiwi is now increasingly popular. So how do farmers get millions of kiwis? Please join us in watching the following video!
How to have millions of kiwifruit during harvest season
Kiwi is a fruit with a brown skin and rough fur on the outside. When young, kiwi will taste quite sour. As it gets older, the acidity will gradually decrease and the sweetness will increase. In addition, kiwi can also be processed into many different dishes such as cakes, ice cream, smoothies, etc. The kiwi tree is a plant suitable for growing in temperate or semi-tropical climates. It would probably take you 7 years to grow them from seed, but you can grow them using this method and it only takes 3 to 5 years to grow.
In New Zealand, they grow kiwi using methods such as cuttings and grafting. To speed up production, they perform grafting right at the garden like this. They graft two branches from two individuals together. Take a piece of branch with 2-3 dormant buds and use a knife to cut the ends of the rootstock and scion so that they overlap closely and the diameter of the rootstock and scion is must be equivalent. This method not only propagates but also helps improve old trees.
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