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Figures are still provisional, but COAG has already issued a first report on the damage to the Altiplano by hail that fell in the area late Friday afternoon.
Totaling more than 4 million kilos of production in more than 2,000 hectares.
In the municipality of Jumilla the places most affected were La Tella, Cerrillares, Aragona House Jerez, Glen Eagle Square, Calderoncillo House portal, almond trees and the Aguilica.
In Yecla, the worse off are Casa López, House Tárraga, Pozuelo, watchtowers, Arabi, Casa del Conde, Campule, Moratilla, Spice House, the House Chipos, Campillo and the Orchard House.
Lack of access to holdings by the intensity of the rainfall makes the data are not entirely specific, but there is a first step that leaves the following figures:
Vineyard: over 800 hectares in Jumilla and Yecla 600.
Industry affected between 10% and 90%, with more than 2,500,000 kilos lost.
Almond: more than 200 hectares in Jumilla and Yecla 100 hectares.
Industry affected between 10% and 50%, with more than 60,000 kilos lost.
Olivar: more than 200 hectares in Jumilla and Yecla 150 hectares.
Industry affected between 10% and 80%, more than 180,000 lost kilos.
Vegetables: 60 hectares of melon.
Industry affected 90% and more than 1,800,000 kilos lost.
It is claimed from COAG, in the coming days will be offered exact figures.
For its part, Agriculture elConcejalía Jumilla City Council has indicated that it will assist in the distribution of post-hail is used to treat the affected crops and will come from the Ministry of Water, Agriculture and Environment product.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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