date:Mar 21, 2017
y year, the FNM carries out from 80 to 90 crosses, which result in between 8,000 and 10,000 individuals. They are then selected depending on their precocity, disease tolerance, firmness, colour and sugar level. Some 180 families are assessed every year, of which only 25 families go into the second year. The varieties obtained are examined under different productive situations and on an even larger scale in fields of shareholder producers.
After this process is completed, they are registered in