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From the<br />
editor's desk<br />
/<br />
Dear Readers,<br />
Seasons and Tastes was created to provide<br />
you with information and tools to help you in<br />
your daily work. That’s why we’re constantly<br />
thinking about how to make it interesting<br />
and useful to you.<br />
In my brief experience in the world of agriculture,<br />
I have noticed its dynamic nature, which<br />
requires constantly keeping a finger on the<br />
pulse: being alert to changes in weather and<br />
their impact on crops, learning how to deal<br />
with various viruses and diseases before it’s<br />
too late, and staying up to date on innovations<br />
and news. After all, natural and environmental<br />
hazards will always be with us; the trick is<br />
to learn the best way to contend with them.<br />
In this issue, we focus on solutions to<br />
challenges that you encounter on a routine<br />
basis. For example, you’ll find an article on<br />
the Clavibacter Michiganensis Bacterium and<br />
ways of reducing or prevent the damage, along<br />
with a story about TYLCV and the resistant<br />
Parvati variety of tomatoes. In addition, you<br />
will find an article on advanced seed potential<br />
processes and a comparison of tomatoes and<br />
peppers with respect to storage and maturation.<br />
I hope you enjoy this issue. As usual, I’d be<br />
happy to hear your opinions and comments so<br />
that we can continue providing material that<br />
is interesting, important, and useful to you.<br />
Yours,<br />
Orit Naim Pery<br />
orit.npery@zeraim.com<br />
... the world of agriculture...<br />
requires constantly keeping<br />
a finger on the pulse:<br />
being alert to changes in<br />
weather and their impact<br />
on crops, learning how to<br />
deal with various viruses<br />
and diseases before it’s<br />
too late, and staying up to<br />
date on innovations and<br />
news. After all, natural and<br />
environmental hazards will<br />
always be with us; the trick<br />
is to learn the best way to<br />
contend with them.