All Research & Development articles – Page 185
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ArticleUK sector funds pest research
A clutch of industry organisations have come together with DEFRA to back fruit-fly project
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ArticleGovernment launches agri-tech strategy
The £160 million strategy will turn the UK into a world-class nation for agricultural science, according to DEFRA
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ArticleAHDB continues to invest in R&D
Growers' levy board claims to have invested almost one third of its total income in farming R&D projects
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ArticleScientist praises strawberry discovery
A wild strawberry found in Oregon could bring about a host of new varieties
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ArticleChilean kiwifruit targets Europe
The Chilean Kiwifruit Committee held a technical seminar in Rotterdam to demonstrate the progress it has made as an industry
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ArticleE coli technology firm gets a boost
Scottish firm FoodScience receives a loan as it looks to expand its fresh produce technology into new markets
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ArticlePest research helps topfruit growers
Scientists have made a breakthrough in the battle against codling moths
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ArticleUK produce consumption falls below US
Rabobank report claims UK consumption levels of fruit and veg are falling quicker than in the US
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ArticleUS school uses books to boost veg consumption
Research claims that children are more likely to consume fruit and veg if exposed to educational books
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ArticleBayer backing for Ukrainian farmers
Bayer teams with the International Finance Organisation to help modernise agriculture in the Ukraine
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ArticleCEUKF welcomes new member
The Centre of Excellence for UK Farming has welcomed an important new member institution from Scotland
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ArticleResearch shows mango-eaters are healthier
A US study has found a link between eating the popular tropical fruit and nutritional intake
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ArticleRadish programmes combine to conquer
Nunhems and HILD are aiming to strengthen their respective radish programmes by joining forces
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ArticleBoost for Philippine banana growers
Dutch university launches a new partnership aimed at detecting and managing fungal diseases
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ArticleWaitrose launches bee protection project
The up-market retailer is getting its customers to use a new app to help in bee research
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ArticleMixed bag for Monsanto in Q3
Seed giant sees slight fall in profit but higher revenues, with chairman Hugh Grant aiming for continued growth moving forward
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ArticleUruguay's Frutec joins Modí apple club
Italian club apple project welcomes its first ever Southern Hemisphere member as demand reportedly continues to grow
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens Canadian demo facility
Demonstration greenhouse allows customers to taste and assess the group's North American tomato range
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ArticleTruckers may hold key to snack habits
A vegetable supplier is carrying out new research into snacking behaviour among freight drivers
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ArticlePaterson: Europe must adopt GM
UK must become global leader in genetically modified crops, according to British environment secretary Owen Paterson