All Research & Development articles – Page 157
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ArticleMexico to get berry innovation boost
The Koppert Development Institute will be launched in San Rafael Coapa in Michoacan, Mexico, on Wednesday
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ArticleUS recruits canine help to combat HLB
Research shows that dogs are more accurate than laboratory tests in picking up early signs of the disease
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ArticleGlobal demand growing for Queen Garnet plum
New trials are underway to further research the health benefits of the in-demand 'super' plum
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ArticleGrowers attend Spanish asparagus tour
Global Plant Genetics took leading asparagus growers to visit new large crown varieties in Spain
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ArticleApricots face variety gridlock
South Africa’s apricot industry is suffering from a paucity of new varieties to return the category to growth
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ArticleJames Hutton Institute appoints new CEO
Professor Campbell has been interim chief executive of the food research body since September, after Professor Iain Gordon left
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ArticleRobbie Davis named SA Rural Woman of the Year
Potatoes South Australia CEO Robbie Davis has been awarded South Australian Rural Woman of the Year
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ArticleHort Innovation invests A$160k in banana industry
Horticulture Innovation Australia has invested A$160,000 into the Nuffield Australia Scholarship programme to support development in the banana industry
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ArticleGMO banana trial to go ahead in Iowa
Iowa State University will continue with plans to test genetically modified bananas on students
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ArticleCVVP beefs up citrus offer
New orange, mandarin and lemon varieties joined Clemcott on display at Fruit Logistica
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ArticleFlorida citrus order reauthorised
Marketing order supports continued research into disease eradication by Citrus Research and Development Foundation
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ArticleHort Innovation invests in cross industry research
Industry body Horticulture Innovation Australia has established four expert advisor panels to drive investment in the industry
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ArticleCommercial tomato varieties have ‘less pest resistance’
New study finds whitefly is 80 per cent less likely to settle on wild tomatoes compared to modern high-yielding varieties
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ArticleBridging the gap in Ethiopia
Bayer supports access to high-quality vegetable seeds for smallholder farmers in Ethiopia
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ArticleNew growing system arrives in UK
Growing in confined and protected spaces has become even more viable with the arrival of the Growtainer. Nina Pullman chats to co-founder Glenn Behrman
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ArticleTechnology driving APAC fresh food consumption
New technology, health awareness and increasing demand for organic produce are all factors that will increase Asia Pacific’s fresh food consumption
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ArticleCitrus greening research continues
USDA awards US$20.1m in grants to researchers fighting the deadly citrus disease
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ArticleHargreaves Plants unveils new white asparagus
Early-season white variety Vittorio will suit European markets and is comparable to Gijnlim
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ArticleHalls makes key technical appointments
Ex-Chingford technologist Faruk Ghumra has joined as group technical manager while Elodie Fagegaltier boosts Rungis technical team
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ArticleChemChina bids US$43b for Syngenta
Global crop protection company Syngenta has announced a US$43b acquisition offer by ChemChina