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Origin: The Fino cultivar, a true lemon tree (Citrus limon), traces its roots to Spain, likely stemming from a seed of the 'Common' lemon tree. Also known as 'Mesero,' 'Blanco,' and 'Primofiori,' Fino boasts several clones, with 'Fino-49' and 'Fino-95' being of particular note.
Distribution: The Fino lemon tree has flourished in various corners of the globe, including Spain, Italy, Argentina, Uruguay, and the United States. These regions stand as significant global contributors to the cultivation of authentic lemons.
Morphological Characteristics:
Plant: Robust and vigorous, featuring a large crown with compact vegetation.
Branches and Leaves: Branches typically bear substantial spines; leaves are dark green, large, oval, leathery, and emit a delightful aroma.
Flowers: Complete flowers that cluster together with minimal reflorescence.
Fruits: Medium-sized, averaging around 110 grams; their shapes vary from spherical to oval, featuring an absence of neck in the peduncular region and a small, pointed nipple. The rind is smooth and thin, turning yellow when ripe. Fino lemons are prized for their copious juice, high acidity, and a moderate number of seeds (4 to 6 per fruit).
Fruit Quality and Market: Fino lemons boast outstanding quality, making them ideal for both fresh consumption and the production of juice for the beverage industry.
Production Season: Fruit maturation typically occurs in the mid-season. In Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, harvesting takes place from June to September, adjusting according to regional temperature averages. These fruits can hang on the trees for several months when stored under favorable conditions. Post-harvest, they can remain in storage for over a month, given controlled refrigeration.
Cultivar Limitations: Fino lemons do have some limitations, including high susceptibility to citrus canker, moderate resistance during transportation and storage, and limited tolerance to salinized soils.
Rootstock: Recommended rootstock options include the 'Caipira' orange tree, as well as lemon trees 'Cravo' and 'Volkameriano.' However, the Trifoliata and citrumel tree 'Swingle,' as well as other citrus trees, are incompatible with the Fino lemon from the Sicilian group.
Planting Spacing: Given the substantial size of the Fino lemon trees, it is advisable to space them at 7 meters by 5 meters, resulting in an average density of 285 plants per hectare, excluding the areas occupied by windbreaks. In particularly clayey soils, smaller spacing may be considered.
Plant Management: Fino lemon trees demand generous fertilization due to their substantial nutrient requirements. Regarding nitrogen, preference should be given to ammoniacal or ammonium-forming sources.
Productivity: Fino lemon is celebrated for its high productivity. Depending on growing conditions, annual yields can reach an impressive 50 tons per hectare, making it a valuable cultivar in the world of citrus farming.
Financial Presentation: Cultiva Agro NFTs:
Introduction
Objective: Discover the opportunity to invest in Cultiva Agro NFTs, where sustainable agriculture meets financial growth.
Agenda:
About Cultiva Agro
Investment Logic
How It Works
Expected Returns
Risks and Considerations
Conclusion
About Cultiva Agro
Cultiva Agro: Pioneering Sustainable Agriculture in Brazil
Mission: Promote sustainable agribusiness by planting 10 hectares of Cisillian lemon trees at Fazenda do Salto, Barra Mansa/RJ.
NFT Unit: 1 NFT = 10 Lemon Trees
Unit Production Cost: $10 per Lemon Tree
Investment Logic: 1 NFT = Stake in 10 Lemon Trees (Initial Cost: $100)
Investment Logic
Ownership of Tangible Assets: Your investment translates directly into tangible agricultural assets.
Average Production per Hectare: 50 Tons
ROI Potential: At 20% per year, your ROI potential is substantial.
How It Works
Investment Process:
Purchase Cultiva Agro NFTs.
Support the planting of Cisiliano lemon trees.
As trees mature, share in the harvest profits.
Direct Involvement: Your investment is tied to real agricultural growth.
Expected Return: With 10 hectares and an expected harvest of 500 tons, your potential return is significant.
Profit Potential: Realize substantial profit potential through ownership of tangible assets.
Potential Risks:
Agricultural Risks (weather, pests, diseases).
Market Fluctuations.
Diversification: Mitigate risk by considering diversifying your NFT portfolio.
Invest with Purpose: Your investment supports sustainable agriculture in Brazil.
Profit Potential: Cultiva Agro NFTs offer substantial profit potential with direct ownership of tangible assets.
Join Us: Be part of the future of sustainable agribusiness. Invest in Cultiva Agro NFTs today.
Q&A Session: We welcome your questions and discussions.
Contact Information: For inquiries and investment opportunities, please contact [email protected]
Thank You: We appreciate your time and interest in Cultiva Agro NFTs. Invest withus in a greener future!
Disclaimer: This presentation is for informational purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please conduct your due diligence before investing.
Investing in Cultiva Agro NFTs offers an excellent opportunity for financial growth while contributing to the sustainable development of agribusiness in Brazil. Join us in creating a greener future while realizing the potential for significant returns through direct ownership of tangible assets.
NFT
1 NFT = 10 lemon trees
NFT
1 NFT = 10 lemon trees
NFT
1 NFT = 10 lemon trees
