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Olive Fruits Horticulture


Websites concerned with the growing of this small tree, Olea europea, of the Mediterranean region, which is grown for its fruit and seed.

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  • Olives et al: Through the Mists of Time - Account of the history of the olive, its cultivation and harvest, oil production and its classification, and uses for the product.
  • Greek Olive Oil - Article on this industry in Greece, its history, the cultivation of the olive trees, the extraction, grading and marketing the oil.
  • Olive Farming, Olive Oil and Olives in Spain - Provides information on the history of this crop, its cultivation and the production of virgin olive oil.
  • Propagating Olive Trees - Description of the different ways to propagate olives, with illustrations. From 'The Olive Oil Source'.
  • Olive Fruit Facts - Brief botany, and notes on the cultivation of the tree, and the varieties available.
  • Promotion of the Production and Marketing of Olive Oil in Pakistan - Project to study the suitability of the land and the environmental requirements for growing olives to increase the supply of edible oils.
  • International Olive Oil Council (IOOC) - Contains the group's aims, activities, international agreements, olive oil and table olive statistics, publications, and current and future events.
  • Olivicoltura - Technical and professional consultancy for olive growing and olive oil, Tuscany, Italy. Site has information on advanced techniques in olive cultivation.


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