All Research & Development articles – Page 183
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ArticleDriscoll's makes nursery acquisition
Dutch nursery partner A-Plant has been snapped up by the group and renamed as Driscoll's Plants BV
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ArticleNew plums in store for Blue Whale
The French marketer is focused on the development of new varieties, with 180 different plums presently under research
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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.