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Spring marks a decisive moment for Spanish pistachios, both in the field and in processing plants. For buyers, distributors, and the food industry, understanding this phase is key to anticipating availability, quality, and storage conditions. Excellent pollination in Spain: forecast of a good campaign This spring, Spain has registered optimal conditions for

The price of pistachio in Spain to the grower and farmer is one of the most frequently asked questions each season. However, beyond “how much is the kilo”, it is essential to understand how the pistachio price is actually formed, what payment systems exist and why not all farmers are paid the same. At

Pistachio planting is the first step in building a profitable and long-lasting farm. Unlike other crops, there is no margin for error in pistachio: a bad plant or an incorrect planting can mean up to six years of losses before the problem is detected. That is why, at Pistachos del Valle

The pistachio tree, although a hardy and adaptable tree, is not free from diseases and problems: fungi, bacteria and pests can affect production, fruit quality and the longevity of the plantation. In this article we compile the most frequent pistachio tree diseases, how to identify them in time and what measures to take to prevent them.

The success of pistachio depends to a large extent on the climate. The pistachio tree needs a very specific balance between cold in winter and heat in summer to develop properly and produce quality fruit. Too much cold can damage its buds, while too much humidity or rain during flowering can ruin the crop. By

Before planting a pistachio tree, there is one essential question every grower should ask: is my soil suitable for this crop? The pistachio tree is a hardy and adaptable tree, but that does not mean it will grow well in any soil. Its long-term profitability depends to a large extent on soil conditions: if the soil is suitable for the pistachio tree, it will grow well in any soil.

If you are thinking of planting pistachios, one of the first questions you will ask yourself is: how long does it take for a pistachio tree to bear fruit? And it is logical, because in the end what you want to know is when you will start to see results from your investment. The general answer is clear: a pistachio tree takes between 5 and 7 years to bear fruit.

If you are thinking of growing pistachios in Spain, one of the most important decisions you will have to make is which pistachio variety to plant. Not all pistachios are the same: some varieties stand out for their fruit size, others for their flowering season, and some are better suited to the export market. Choosing the right combination

The pistachio harvest is one of the most awaited moments of the year for any farmer dedicated to this crop. After months of care and constant revisions, the moment arrives when the effort becomes fruit... literally. Now, when are pistachios harvested in Spain? The quick answer is