In a rare record, Italian farmers have grown and showcased the world’s largest and heaviest cherry of the world.

Grown by Alberto and Giuseppe Rosso from Italy’s Pecetto Torinese, the carmen cherry weighs 33.05g. The previous record for cherry was 26.45g which was achieved by another Italian farmer in February of this year.

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"For some years now we have noticed that our carmen cherries are Guinness world records in size and this year we decided to do things right and called a panel of experts," Alberto Rosso said.

The Rosso family specialise in cherry production as their family has been growing cherries for more than a century now.

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This record is more special for the family as the Italian farmers had reported a bad year for cherry farming this year. However, the Rosso family still managed to break the world record. This year in cherry farming, at least one out of every four have been lost to bad weather.

"In spite of the bad year, Italy remains the main producer in the European Union, with almost 30,000 hectares cultivated, situated in Puglia, followed by Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto e Lazio," the Italian farmers’ group Coldiretti told local media.

In a rare record, Italian farmers have grown and showcased the world’s largest and heaviest cherry of the world. Grown by Alberto and Giuseppe Rosso from Italy’s Pecetto Torinese, the carmen cherry weighs 33.

In a rare record, Italian farmers have grown and showcased the world’s largest and heaviest cherry of the world. Grown by Alberto and Giuseppe Rosso from Italy’s Pecetto Torinese, the carmen cherry weighs 33.05g. The previous record for cherry was 26.45g which was achieved by another Italian farmer in February of this year. Also read | Japan's government employees protest ban of fax machines in offices "For some years now we have noticed that our carmen cherries are Guinness world records in size and this year we decided to do things right and called a panel of experts," Alberto Rosso said. The Rosso family specialise in cherry production as their family has been growing cherries for more than a century now. Also read | Planting extra trees will boost rainfall across Europe This record is more special for the family as the Italian farmers had reported a bad year for cherry farming this year. However, the Rosso family still managed to break the world record. This year in cherry farming, at least one out of every four have been lost to bad weather. "In spite of the bad year, Italy remains the main producer in the European Union, with almost 30,000 hectares cultivated, situated in Puglia, followed by Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto e Lazio," the Italian farmers’ group Coldiretti told local media.

Italian farmers produce world's largest and heaviest cherry

The Kashmir valley saw a bumper cherry crop produce this season and the harvesting has started. The government has also come to support the farmers and signed an MoU to airlift the produce from Kashmir Valley to various parts of the country.

Bumper cherry harvest in Kashmir Valley, government to airlift produce to support farmers

Best known for playing Spiderman, actor Tom Holland steps out of his comfort zone to play a complex character in his new film 'Cherry'.&nbsp; 
 
Directed by the Russo Brothers, the film has Holland playing a soldier who returns home with PTSD and begins robbings banks.&nbsp; 
 
The film's screenplay has been written by &nbsp;Angela Russo-Otstot and Jessica Goldberg.&nbsp; 
 
The film's trailer was dropped on Friday and has Holland playing a character far away from his Marvel character. The trailer gives a sneak peek into the grim theme of the film.&nbsp;

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The official description of the film reads, “In an epic odyssey of romance, war, drug addiction, and crime, a young man (Tom Holland) struggles to find his place in the world." 
 
'Cherry' is set to release in US theatres on February 26 and Apple TV plus on March 12.&nbsp;

Best known for playing Spiderman, actor Tom Holland steps out of his comfort zone to play a complex character in his new film 'Cherry'. Directed by the Russo Brothers, the film has Holland playing a soldier who returns home with PTSD and begins robbings banks.

Best known for playing Spiderman, actor Tom Holland steps out of his comfort zone to play a complex character in his new film 'Cherry'. Directed by the Russo Brothers, the film has Holland playing a soldier who returns home with PTSD and begins robbings banks. The film's screenplay has been written by Angela Russo-Otstot and Jessica Goldberg. The film's trailer was dropped on Friday and has Holland playing a character far away from his Marvel character. The trailer gives a sneak peek into the grim theme of the film. The official description of the film reads, “In an epic odyssey of romance, war, drug addiction, and crime, a young man (Tom Holland) struggles to find his place in the world." 'Cherry' is set to release in US theatres on February 26 and Apple TV plus on March 12.

'Cherry' trailer: Tom Holland collaborates with the Russo Brothers for a non-Marvel film 

For fans of the Avengers, your favourite director duo Anthony and Joe Russo are collaborating again with ‘SpiderMan’ actor Tom Holland for their next film ‘Cherry’ whose first look was revealed today.&nbsp;

In an exclusive report by Vanity Fair, Tom Holland can be seen looking suave in first look photos from his forthcoming film ‘Cherry’ that is both described as volatile and vulnerable. In the film, Tom Holland’s problems only aggravate with solutions like when college doesn't work out, he joins the Army to serve in Iraq as a medic. He returns home haunted and damaged, and starts abusing opioids to blunt his PTSD. To pay for the drugs, he resorts to bank robbery. The more desperate he gets, the more banks he has to rob.

The film ‘Cherry’ is slated to release in theatres on February 26 and then premieres globally on Apple TV+ on March 12.

On the film, Anthony Russo said, “We do think about it as an epic film, and it is very much a person’s life journey. But it does have a little bit of a split personality between being this character study and an epic life cycle.”

They described Cherry as six movies in one, spanning from the mid 2000s to the present. “He travels a great distance over a 15-year period,” Joe Russo said. “The movie’s broken up into six chapters that reflect those different periods, and each one has a different tone. It’s shot with different lenses, different production design. One’s got magical realism. Another chapter is absurdism. Another is horror…There’s a bit of gonzo in it. It’s raw in its tone. He’s a character in an existential crisis.”

The film is based on the 2018 novel by Nico Walker and the screenplay was written by the filmmakers’ sister, &nbsp;Angela Russo-Otstot, and Jessica Goldberg.&nbsp;

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For fans of the Avengers, your favourite director duo Anthony and Joe Russo are collaborating again with ‘SpiderMan’ actor Tom Holland for their next film ‘Cherry’ whose first look was revealed today.

For fans of the Avengers, your favourite director duo Anthony and Joe Russo are collaborating again with ‘SpiderMan’ actor Tom Holland for their next film ‘Cherry’ whose first look was revealed today. In an exclusive report by Vanity Fair, Tom Holland can be seen looking suave in first look photos from his forthcoming film ‘Cherry’ that is both described as volatile and vulnerable. In the film, Tom Holland’s problems only aggravate with solutions like when college doesn't work out, he joins the Army to serve in Iraq as a medic. He returns home haunted and damaged, and starts abusing opioids to blunt his PTSD. To pay for the drugs, he resorts to bank robbery. The more desperate he gets, the more banks he has to rob. The film ‘Cherry’ is slated to release in theatres on February 26 and then premieres globally on Apple TV+ on March 12. On the film, Anthony Russo said, “We do think about it as an epic film, and it is very much a person’s life journey. But it does have a little bit of a split personality between being this character study and an epic life cycle.” They described Cherry as six movies in one, spanning from the mid 2000s to the present. “He travels a great distance over a 15-year period,” Joe Russo said. “The movie’s broken up into six chapters that reflect those different periods, and each one has a different tone. It’s shot with different lenses, different production design. One’s got magical realism. Another chapter is absurdism. Another is horror…There’s a bit of gonzo in it. It’s raw in its tone. He’s a character in an existential crisis.” The film is based on the 2018 novel by Nico Walker and the screenplay was written by the filmmakers’ sister, Angela Russo-Otstot, and Jessica Goldberg. Oscars 2021: Italy selects 'Notturno' for Best International Feature category

First look of Tom Holland in 'Cherry' revealed as he collaborates with 'Avengers' director duo

Cherry growers in Kashmir have demanded minimum support price (MSP) as despite the high yield this year farmers are facing massive losses due to limited demand amid the coronavirus pandemic. Watch report.

COVID-19 casts shadow over cherry industry in J&K: Farmers demand minimum support price for govt

With severe travel restrictions in China during the coronavirus outbreak, it seemed that most people would miss this year's cherry blossom season. Botanical gardens in Shanghai remain closed to contain the virus that has caused the COVID-19 disease, but you can still enjoy them on the internet.

Cherry blossoms online after virus closes parks

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