All Production & Trade articles – Page 775
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ArticleHalloween fears squashed
A shortage in pumpkins last year prompted a ‘massive increase’ in plantings, while squash demand continues to grow
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ArticleNick von Westenholz to head up NFU Brexit Unit
Ex-head of crop protection association is to lead NFU’s ‘expanded political presence’ in Brexit debates
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ArticleCofco inks deal with Aussie research centre
Monash University has announced an agreement with China’s leading food company Cofco to boost Australian exports to China
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ArticleZespri edges closer to red release
Kiwifruit marketer runs successful trial with red variety, although susceptibility to Psa prompts further research
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ArticleMountain Blue supports World Vision project
Blueberry grower set to make donation from every punnet sold at Coles this season
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ArticleReduce carbon emissions to ensure future of farming
Incentivising sustainability with higher prices and using agroforestry could help farmers to reduce their carbon footprint
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ArticleHurricane Matthew hits Florida
State reacts to impact of category 3 storm which hit Florida coast today (7 October)
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ArticleCapespan treads carefully over eviction plan
Exporter continues to work to resolve illegal occupation of housing on one of its Western Cape apple and pear farms
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ArticleCommercial launch for red-flesh apples
Ifored consortium developing brand and marketing campaign for three varieties as commercial production gets underway
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ArticleThe Fruitnet Podcast: Fruit Attraction 2016
The Fruitnet team discuss Spanish fruit exports, red-fleshed apples, pink tomatoes and an unfolding paella scandal.
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ArticleHerb grower wins place at UK’s largest innovation show
Speciality herb producer, which fights food waste by using out-of-spec produce, will exhibit at Innovate 2016 event
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ArticleGreenshoots opens new onion store
Produce World supplier extends product life and boosts quality with new onion store
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ArticleChina reopens to Philippine banana shippers
China clears path for shipments to resume from group of Philippine companies that lost access in the wake of quarantine breaches
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ArticleSundrop opens world-first tomato farm
Sundrop Farms has officially opened its state-of-the-art solar desalination farm
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ArticleSyngenta area manager joins Elsoms Seeds
Plant breeder appoints former Syngenta employee in bid to raise profile of seed treatment activities
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ArticleFunding available to create ‘circular economy’
Scottish businesses can win funding to develop a regional circular economy where waste products create new business
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ArticleTomato growers urged to bring through new talent
UK Tomato Conference challenges producers to get more young people involved in food production and research
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ArticleNew AIC chair calls for industry-wide Brexit response
EU exit requires a joined up industry response according to incoming chairman of agrisupply trade body
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ArticleUS apple suppliers mull return to Japan
At least two growers express interest in sending fruit to Asian nation for the first time since 2001
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Flood appeal for South Australian growers
The SA Growers Flood Appeal has been established to fund seedlings and startup costs for South Australian growers affected by floods