The Harvest
Olive Boy says:
With harvest ended for green olives, state-wide production is well below normal. Sevillano production was at a very low level, due to April 20 freeze of 26° F, a long with 6 weeks of north wind over 100° F. Now is the time to order your black olives! Finding black olives has been difficult, but Olive Boy is on the search!
On the farm, we are discing the ground in preparation for rigging next to the trees. Last year, we planted 7,000 new trees, provided by Vito Delandas at Visalia, CA. We tied them to their stakes and pruned the bottom growth to promote growth to the upper part of the trees.
This year’s production was on 150 acres of actual olive trees. We produce 500 tons of olives200 tons to fresh marketing and 300 tons to the cannery for Black Ripe olives or Pizza Olives or naturals at Bell-Carter Foods.
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- Scott Patton
Growing California Olives Is a Family Business
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