All Research & Development articles – Page 170
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ArticleGrape consumption linked to bone health
Research study shows improved bone calcium retention and femur cortial thickness with grape-rich diet
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ArticleSyngenta Bangladesh eyes exports
The leading crop protection company plans to explore export potential in India from next year
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ArticleIsrael to set up new Indian centres
The Jewish state intends to establish centres of excellence for fruits and vegetables in ten Indian states by 2015
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ArticlePrairie fruit potential unearthed
Research finds that buffaloberry has more ascorbic acid than oranges, and chokecherry has higher anti-oxidant levels than cranberries
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ArticleAquaponics installation powered by car
Lettuces are grown through the first ever aquaponics system powered by a car at an installation in The Design Museum
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ArticleFungus 'more efficient' than pesticides
A single dose of Trichoderma could enhance flower and vegetable growth, working well with tomatoes, cabbages, cucumbers and peppers
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ArticleKenya poised to plant new avocado variety
Researchers confident that commercial production of unnamed hybrid will help boost exports from early 2014
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ArticlePesticide research group launches in Brussels
The CIPM will launch at a research networking event and will host scientists and policymakers from across Europe
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ArticleGrowers embrace new cherry tomato
Nunhems' latest on-the-vine variety Competition seen as highly promising means of adding value in category
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ArticleMemorandum to strengthen trade relations
Australia and India agree to greater cooperation in the field of research and development
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ArticleGrapefruit 'helps combat disease'
Study 'provides example of how chemicals identified in plants can help develop new drugs for the treatment of disease'
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ArticleECPA points to declining research
Group says Europe needs to reverse the trend of falling research and development in the area of crop protection, and innovate more
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ArticleChard and kale wow at Tozer
New varieties of kale and chard impress visitors at annual seed trials while runner beans may be the convenience product to take off
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ArticleSun World adds Peru and Mexico licensees
US-based grower-marketer and breeder appoints Camposol and Grupo Alta as its grape producer-licensees in Peru and Mexico respectively
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ArticleUSDA grants for specialty crops
Agriculture secretary announces US$52m investment to support the country's specialty crop producers
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ArticleHybrid success paves way for others
Thompson & Morgan turns tomato and potato hybrid 'gimmick' into commercial success
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ArticleBayer backs citrus greening battle
Organisation collaborates with Florida Specialty Crop Foundation to help fight against the devastating citrus greening disease
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ArticleTwo-fifths of produce 'rejected by supermarkets'
Issue of 'ugly' fruit and veg back in the news after report claims 40 per cent of edible produce is rejected
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ArticleFresh mango choice from Kenya
A mango similar to the local Ngowe variety is proving popular for Kenyan exporters in a number of European markets
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ArticleNew food security centre unveiled
Warwick's plant science centre will conduct research into food security as part of a £5m investment