All Research & Development articles – Page 137
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ArticleCalifornia leads in produce funding
The state's agriculture leads the US in funsing for specialty crops, including fruit and vegetables
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ArticleFreshmax secures Provedo IP rights
Freshmax Group has signed an exclusive rights deal with Spain’s Provedo for its complete stonefruit breeding programme in Australia
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ArticleGlasshouse opened at Harper Adams Uni
Energy-efficient polycarbonate ‘glasshouse’ unveiled at agricultural university for commercial and academic crop trials
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ArticleNew potato is a Beauty
Plant & Food Research develop new all-round variety that comes with “a lot of promise”
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ArticleRosy prospects for English apples
English apple producers are looking to extend the growing season as supermarket demand for homegrown produce increases
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ArticleBlackleg under spotlight at AHDB Potatoes event
Upcoming Seed Industry Event to review industry’s approach to bacterial disease and outline Brexit opportunities and threats
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ArticleRijk Zwaan wins best variety at carrot trials day
Dutch vegetable breeder rewarded for 'Fidra RZ' carrots at variety showcase event hosted by the British Carrot Growers Association
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ArticleBreeding moves into the fast lane
Genomic-assisted breeding and pioneering research into flavour is speeding up the development of new varieties
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ArticleHerb “trailblazer” named emerging leader
Australia Fresh Leaf Herb executive director Jan Vydra has been awarded the 2016 Rabobank Emerging Leader Award
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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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ArticleOnline grocery market hits US$48bn
The sale of groceries online has grown 15 per cent in the past year and will be worth US$150bn by 2025
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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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ArticleSundrop opens world-first tomato farm
Sundrop Farms has officially opened its state-of-the-art solar desalination farm
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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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ArticleRobotics hub opened in Australia
Australia’s first dedicated robotics centre has opened at the University of Sydney
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ArticleSweet success for melons
Melon sales are rising, with watermelon revenues particularly juicy, but consumers need more tempting to stray beyond the main lines
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ArticleNew Ctifl MD lays out aims
The new MD of France’s technical institute for fruit and vegetables, Ludovic Guinard, states the need for close cooperation with other professionals in the sector
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AnalysisOpinion: Prepared NPD should prioritise flavour
Freshtime MD Mark Newton on why he believes taste should have a stronger role in prepared produce innovation
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ArticleRociera all set for 2017 launch
FNM is confident that its early strawberry variety can emulate the success of Primoris
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ArticlePatrick Harte joins Eurofins as manager
Chair of the Tomato Growers Association and former manager of Cornerways will head up Eurofins’ flagship lab in the UK