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California looks to new grape varieties >
Subscribers onlyCalifornia looks to new grape varieties
by Kathy Miller 12 June 2000 Grapes
Growers in California are finding that some new cultivars of grape are thriving…
Zespri's Italian job >
Subscribers onlyZespri's Italian job
by Kathy Miller 11 June 2000
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter and marketer Zespri International has signed a…
US winds down after mixed apple season >
Subscribers onlyUS winds down after mixed apple season
by FPJ Staff 9 June 2000 Apples & Pears
1999-2000 has been a difficult season for apple growers world-wide and the…
Continuity of field crops shaken by record wet weather >
Subscribers onlyContinuity of field crops shaken by record wet weather
by Dominic Weaver 8 June 2000 Brassicas and Peas & Beans
UK growers of field crops warn that heavy disruption has been caused to the…
Fresh garlic abandoned >
Subscribers onlyFresh garlic abandoned
by Andrea Baron 8 June 2000 Onions & Garlic
Around 200 tonnes of fresh garlic have been stranded in Malta, and potential…
Run-off revises apple estimates down >
Subscribers onlyRun-off revises apple estimates down
by Kathy Miller 7 June 2000 Apples & Pears
Early indications from France are for broadly similar levels of apple…
Tough times for Med fly in Chile >
Subscribers onlyTough times for Med fly in Chile
by Kathy Miller 7 June 2000 Citrus and Avocados
A Chilean agronomist does not believe the recently discovered pest will find…
Poor weather set to reduce potato and vegetable yields >
Subscribers onlyPoor weather set to reduce potato and vegetable yields
by Andrea Baron 5 June 2000 Peas & Beans
Growers warn that potato and vegetable yields may be adversely affected…
Strawberry season tries Spanish patience >
Subscribers onlyStrawberry season tries Spanish patience
by Kathy Miller 4 June 2000 Berries
Thanks to the highest rainfall levels in 50 years and tricky market conditions,…
Producers team up for deliveries >
Subscribers onlyProducers team up for deliveries
by Andrea Baron 2 June 2000
Producer in the East Midlands are coming together to launch a home delivery…

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  Colombian culinary masterclass showcases some of country’s native plant species
- Why urban farming should flourish post-pandemic
  Dan Evans, senior research associate in physical geography, and Jess Davies, chair professor in sustainability at Lancaster University, discuss why fruit and veg production in towns and cities must become a central theme going forward
- Five ways to reboot the global food economy
  Comment: Corinna Hawkes, professor of food policy at City, University of London, examines how to make the food system healthier for everyone in the post-Covid era
- Why the obesity strategy may not work for everyone
  Comment: Sheffield Hallam University's Lucy Nield and Jenny Paxman outline four reasons why the new approach could stumble
- Nourishing Britain's plants
  Dr Peter Orrell has launched a new company offering growers multiple benefits through the use of mycorrhizal fungi
- How the supply chain might look post Covid-19
  Comment: John Perry, managing director of supply chain and logistics consultancy SCALA, believes the future could offer a boost to domestic farming as part of lasting changes after coronavirus
- Seeds of a bright organic future
  Interview: The EU's Liveseed project is a major initiative aimed at improving the organic seed sector for the benefit of all producers
- Tim Lang: We need to start rationing
  Comment: Food policy expert says drastic measures are needed to iron out inequalities and prevent a health disaster
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  Comment: Shireen Kassam, visiting professor at the Health and Wellbeing Research Group, University of Winchester, picks out five lesser-known benefits of a fruit and veg-rich diet
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  Comment: GODAN executive director Andre Laperrière explains how open data can help farmers become more sustainable and reduce food waste in the supply chain
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