All Research & Development articles – Page 151
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ArticlePotato supplier launches Grow-Your-Own range
Higgins will now deliver a range of specialist and mainstream seed potatoes to consumers’ homes and workplaces
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ArticleKoppert strengthens Spanish presence
Biological innovations to take root in new R&D centre in Almería
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ArticleBlack raspberries are 'healthier' than red, study finds
Polish study has found little-known black raspberries have three times as many antioxidants than raspberries or blackberries
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ArticleAlmond Centre of Excellence opened
Multi-million dollar facility aims to continue upward trajectory of Australian industry
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ArticleSun World creates innovation arm
Sun World Innovations to focus on licensing, technology and international opportunities for the US-based breeder-grower-shipper
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ArticleStonefruit gets kick stART
New South African stonefruit export company involves producers and plant breeders and will utilise exclusive new varieties
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AnalysisOpinion: Agriculture is a culprit and victim of climate change
Climate change correspondent at agri-research centre Cirad, Emmanuel Torquebiau, reports from the Paris Climate Talks
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ArticleDiary of an AHDB Potatoes apprentice
Visiting branded potato giant McCain, meeting industry experts in storage and grading, and hearing from leading growers – Bryonie Cundy writes about life on the first-ever AHDB Potatoes Next Generation scheme
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ArticlePesticide exposure linked to poor lung function
Children who are exposed to organophosphate pesticides have similar lung capacities to passive smokers, new study finds
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ArticlePlant & Food awarded grant for kiwifruit research
Research body teams up with Zespri for study on managing blood glucose
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ArticleAgriculture has ‘unique role’ in climate change
Farming unions ask UK government to recognise crucial role of farming sector at Paris Climate Talks and outline list of key asks
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ArticleEast-West Seed rewards genetic research
Study into vegetable genetics valuable for development of crops less affected environmental extremes is recognised
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ArticleAsda to sell first UK-grown seedless table grapes
'Breakthrough' trial in Kent has yielded at least two successful seedless table grape varieties expected to be in stores in 2016
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ArticleAppleGenie grants growers their wish
Research project aims to develop tools to address bottlenecks and challenges currently impacting apple production
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ArticleHort Innovation AGM lacks growers
Australia ‘grower-owned’ horticulture body has held its first annual general meeting with vegetable processors and large agri-companies holding more voting rights than many growers
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ArticleGenetic modification trial to combat Medfly
Western Australian researchers are trialling new technology to combat Mediterranean fruit fly
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ArticleEden Project 'hot rocks' plan entails fresh produce plots
The Cornish visitor attraction is bidding for part of a £12 million EU fund awarded to Cornwall to build a geothermal plant
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ArticlePeru mulls cherry potential
Growers in the South American nation are looking to fill the supply window ahead of the Chilean season
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ArticleUF breeds 'more resistant' citrus
The University of Florida says that it has grown trees with an enhanced resistance to citrus greening disease
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ArticleMelon growers vote for R&D, biosecurity levy
Australia melon growers have voted in favour of a levy for biosecurity and research and development