All Research & Development articles – Page 176
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ArticleAustralian almonds receive boost
Funding being channeled into development of new varieties, which will increase yields
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ArticleAustralian almonds receive boost
Funding being channeled into development of new varieties, which will increase yields and export opportunities
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ArticlePiqa pears prepared for launch
Developer Prevar says new pear varieties could revolutionise the category by offering novel textures and flavours
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ArticleDraft kiwifruit genome assembled
International Kiwifruit Genome Consortium undertakes project using Hongyang kiwifruit variety
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ArticleTaiwan develops new composting technology
Methods turns agricultural waste associated with growing mushrooms into compost and can significantly boost production
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ArticleHadlow student wins Discovery fellowship
Richard Killian has won a coveted academic research award from Thanet Earth
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ArticleNew study promotes kiwifruit health benefits
Research published by Elsevier endorses kiwifruit role in aiding iron uptake and digestive health
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ArticleUniveg Katopé UK reaches cherry agreement
Group signs deal with COT International to trial two new varieties of sweet cherry in the UK, Frisco and Rocket
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ArticleDPA ruling could be 'disastrous'
The European Commission's decision to lower the MRL of DPA could lower topfruit exports, according to experts
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ArticleRabobank targets African veg industry
Rabo Development announces a multi-party initiative to further professionalise vegetable production in Africa
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ArticleDel Monte gets GM pineapple green light
USDA approves imports of pink pineapple variety as it does not have the ability to 'propagate and persist' once harvested
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ArticleMushrooms 'match' vitamin D supplements
US scientists have claimed that mushrooms can provide just as much vitamin D as supplements
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ArticleDragon fruit project in the pipeline
New Zealand's Plant & Food Research will collaborate with Vietnamese scientists to enhance the country's dragon fruit industry
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ArticleFlowers evade recession
Shoppers' enthusiasm for flowers has not been dampened by the recent economic gloom according to a new study
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Scientists to develop weather-resistant crops
Research teams have made a scientific breakthrough in developing new weather-resistant crops
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Royalty visits EMR for new collection
Princess Anne was the guest of honour as East Malling Research unveiled 'The Malling Collection'
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Greenery 'triumphs' with new strawberry variety
The Greenery has developed a new strawberry variety that will hit the European market in June.
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New agreement for 'Papple' variety
Top-fruit marketing desk Worldwide Fruit has signed an agreement with the Associated International Group of Nurseries (AIGN) for international use and marketing of its unique 'Papple' fruit variety.
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Univeg signs deal for new cherry/plum hybrid
Univeg Katopé UK Ltd has announced that it has signed an exclusive marketing license with the Associated International Group of Nurseries (AIGN) giving Univeg marketing rights for the cherry/plum hybrid known as Nadia in the EU and Turkey.
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Three new board members for HDC
The Horticultural Development Company has announced three new members to its board.