Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Farmers often voice their frustrations about the capricious nature of British weather, but for Paddy Ivens, a fixture at his family-run farm near Peterborough since 1980, this year has shattered expectations. Ivens, 61, has witnessed many seasons come and go, yet he asserts that 2023 has delivered the best strawberry harvest he has ever experienced. Thanks to a combination of favorable weather conditions that included just the right amount of sun and rain, Ivens' farm has yielded an impressive 18 tonnes of strawberries this season. This bounty is not only a testament to the ideal growing conditions but also to the dedication and hard work that goes into nurturing these delicate fruits. The strawberry season at Ivens’ farm typically spans from June to late July, and with the conclusion of this year's run, he reflects on a period marked by joy and abundance. “It’s been an exceptional year,” he says, his enthusiasm evident. “The plants thrived, and we’ve seen customers come out in droves, enjoying the fruits of our labor.” As the farm transitioned from picking to packing, the excitement extended beyond just the volume of fruit. Local families and visitors flocked to the pick-your-own (PYO) fields, creating a festive atmosphere filled with laughter and the joy of harvesting strawberries straight from the source. The experience of picking fruit has become a cherished summer tradition for many, and this year was no exception. With the strawberry season now wrapped up, Ivens is hopeful that this success will inspire a greater appreciation for local farming and the produce grown right on our doorstep. He emphasizes the importance of supporting local agriculture, especially during a time when many face uncertainty in the market. As we bid farewell to the strawberry season, Paddy Ivens stands ready to turn his attention to the next crops on the horizon. With the optimism that this year has brought, he looks forward to what lies ahead, knowing that the rhythms of farming are ever-changing but always deeply rewarding. For now, he savors the memories of a fruitful season and anticipates the return of the strawberries next summer.
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