All Research & Development articles – Page 193
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ArticleAG Thames launches stonefruit range
First arrivals of peaches and nectarines bred by Oz Peach set to "revolutionise" early offer, says UK-based importer
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ArticleThe only ways is up for Singapore farming
Little more than a city at the end of the Malay Peninsula, the geographically tiny nation of Singapore is embracing vertical farming techniques
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ArticleInnovation body to develop EU F&V
AREFLH and Freshfel reveal plans to create a European Innovation Partnership for fresh produce
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ArticleNew £3 million project to 'transform agriculture'
A new £3.19 million research project claims it can 'transform' the global accessibility of agricultural data.
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ArticleHM Clause opens new research centre
The French vegetable seed company has invested €14m in a new facility in Angers, France
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ArticlePsa drives diversification in NZ
As kiwifruit vine disease Psa-V continues to spread, one expert says orchardists may need to establish new growing regions
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ArticlePlanasa drives Americas expansion
The company is planning further growth and investment in berry varietal development across Chile, Mexico and California this year
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ArticleResearcher receives gold medal
Plant & Food Research’s Russell Lowe has been awarded the inaugural Hayward Medal in recognition of his work on the Hort16A variety
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ArticleScotland forms Europe's largest agri college
Four Scottish colleges have merged to form Scotland's Rural University College
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ArticleNew Zealand pears into the future
There are hopes that a handful of pear varieties that have gone into trials could be grown commercially in five to ten years
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ArticleNew grapes due for release in Italy
RK Marketing set to market Arra table grape series, developed by ARD on behalf of US group Giumarra, in Europe next season
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ArticleCalifornia citrus receives research funding
California’s citrus industry has given its thanks after securing US$9m in government funding for research efforts
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ArticlePMA collaborates with Western Growers
The partnership will work to identify and prioritise strategies and actions in order to enhance food safety for members
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ArticleVertical greenhouse wins Green Award
Swedish firm recognised in US for work on urban agriculture
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ArticleGenomic analysis could yield new pears
Scientists in New Zealand and Italy have been working to establish key differences between apples and pears at genetic level
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ArticleNZ votes in favour of grower levy
New Zealand’s fruit and vegetable industry will be supported by a grower-funded levy for the next six years following a referendum last week
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ArticleNew EU project to 'transform agriculture'
A new agINFRA research project led by EC-backed consortium aims to transform global accessibility of agricultural data
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ArticleDriscoll's berries at top of the class
Results of independent consumer trial suggest Driscoll's blackberry varieties score well in terms of taste and appearance
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ArticleNew apple variety from US producer
US company FirstFruits Marketing has revealed that a new apple variety called Sweetie will be sold through retail channels in the country for the first time this month.
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ArticleFirstFruits launches new apple variety
Sweetie, a cross between Gala and Braeburn originating from New Zealand, said to lead pack in terms of sweetness