by FERENC IVANICS
Cattle breeding and orange cultivation are the most important agricultural branches here. Oranges are grown to produce orange-juice concentrate, so the species we can find here are not for direct consumption. Quantity is the main goal instead of quality. It’s safe to say there are many thousands of hectares of plantations.
As we leave behind the tropic of cancer, orange trees become greener, and they produce more fruits. Of course we can see other tropical fruits—such as coconut, papaya and bananas—but in smaller scale.
Up to this point we haven’t really seen decorative trees by the roads but now they are here, and we can spot (and hug) giant trees, too, mostly cypresses.
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