All Research & Development articles – Page 218
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East-West Seeds open R&D in Thailand
East-West Seed Group will open Asia's largest seed research centre in Thailand
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ArticleCodling moth protection showcased
The pesticide industry has hit back against the proposed EU pest control directive with a three-pronged attack on blights to UK-grown crops.
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Freight guide for small fleets
Freight Best Practice has published a new case study entitled Owner Drivers and Small Fleet Operators: Simple, Cost Effective Ways to Improve Efficiency.
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Ag biotech key, say experts
Agricultural biotechnology has a key role to play in helping Europe reach its ambitious carbon reduction targets and assisting farmers to better adapt to a shifting climate, according to a briefing released on Tuesday by the European Association for BioIndustries (EuropaBio) during a round table on climate change at the European Parliament.
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ArticleUSDA to open south Miami lab
The R&D laboratory will work to find better ways to protect the US’s agricultural and natural resources from foreign plant pests and diseases
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Enza Zaden to launch sweetgreen
Trademarked pepper variety set to be unveiled at next month's Fruit Logistica trade show in Berlin, Germany
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ArticleGrape duo set to break new ground
Californian fruit specialist Sun World International has teamed up with Cornell University in a long-term grape research agreement.
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ArticleSun World and Cornell join forces
Grape breeders Sun World International and Cornell University have joined forces on a long-term table grape research agreement
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ArticleCenFRA calls in the professionals
The UK-based centre for food robotics and automation has teamed up with TAG to aid the food sector
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ArticleNZ consortium buys apple rights
T Seventeen has purchased domestic and export marketing rights to a HortResearch-developed apple variety from Prevar
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ArticleMaharashtra horticulture development board proposed
The Indian state of Maharashtra has proposed to establish a horticulture development body
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ArticleNew mangoes ripe for commercialisation
Three new mango varieties are being offered for commercialisation by the Queensland DPI
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Raspberries shed new light on energy pursuit
Scientists at Bath University are turning to a bizarre new source to find new technology to turn sunlight into electricity: raspberries.
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ArticleNunhems relocates US research facility
Company announces move to Davis, California, in order to be closer to top scientists and research laboratories
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ArticleFollow the happiness curve
Companies should consider the buying power of the older generation when planning the next promotional campaign
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Japan unveils farmer robot suit
Researchers in Japan have developed a mechanized suit to help elderly farmers pick their produce
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Isafruit study boosts European health
A new study into healthy eating, in relation to the Isafruit project to increase the consumption of fruit throughout Europe, has been published.
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Europe invests heavily in food safety
Europe’s top food safety body has approved €73 million (£70m) of investment into scientific development and expertise.
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New study gives almond health boost
Eating almonds may well support a healthy diet, according to a new study in an American journal.
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Leading laboratory set for Kent
One of Europe's leading independent laboratories, with an international reputation for high quality analysis, support and advice in food, it to relocate to Kent Science Park.