MODERN ALMOND FARMING PROCESS IN AUSTRALIA | ONE OF THE WORLD'S EXPENSIVE BEANS

MODERN ALMOND FARMING PROCESS IN AUSTRALIA | ONE OF THE WORLD'S EXPENSIVE BEANS
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Almond nut or Prunus dulcis is a plant native to the Middle East, the fruit is not actually a nut, but a drupe, consisting of an outer shell covered with a hard shell. But most of us call it peanuts.
Almonds are one of the most expensive nuts in the world after pistachios. We may often find it in some viaran of chocolate and ice cream, but rarely see it that is still intact. Besides having a delicious taste, almonds also have a lot of nutrients in them. Almond prices, including expensive because almond production is very dependent on the climate. When the weather is cold, almond trees are not actively producing. Due to the high market demand for almonds, many countries outside the Middle East have participated in planting almond trees on an industrial scale, one of which is Australia. In this coverage, engineering technology will invite you to visit an almond farm in Australia, near Carwarp in Northern Victoria.
Credits: Olam, Agromillora Group, Webster, Novelmendro, Agromilora, Almond Australia
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