Parsley cultivation in the field is based on its high cold resistance, which allows for early sowing, and strict adherence to crop rotation to avoid pathogens common to Apiaceae crops.
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Parsley is characterized by slow seed germination and the ability to withstand frosts down to -10 °C, making it suitable for early spring and late autumn sowing. Agronomic practices require excluding Apiaceae crops as predecessors for up to 4 years to prevent the accumulation of diseases and pests.
In field conditions, parsley is grown using a succession planting method at two-week intervals. Harvesting technology varies depending on the type: leaf parsley is cut multiple times once the rosette reaches a height of 20-25 cm, whereas root parsley is harvested once in the autumn before the onset of hard frosts.
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