All Research & Development articles – Page 66
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ArticleThanet Earth 'bins' £320k of produce
Worker shortage forces UK glasshouse producer to 'waste' £320k of produce in three weeks, reports Isle of Thanet News
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ArticleStrength in diversity
With a plethora of new varieties coming on stream, the grape sector is transforming. But it’s not all about sweetness and great flavour, as Fred Searle finds out
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ArticleB-hive wins funding to detect potato disease
B-hive receives funding to develop cutting-edge technology for food waste reduction
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ArticleNatural light produces tasty cues
Natural Light Growing Centre yields tastiest baby cucumber crop, independent tests find
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ArticleLondoners spend most on fruit and veg, research reveals
Capital spends most on fruit and veg and least on meat, while Northern Ireland spends most on sweets and meat but least on fruit and veg
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ArticleBerryWorld’s SA blueberry exports ‘set to rise 25%’
South Africa's biggest blueberry exporter started its season earlier than ever this year with first pick for local supply beginning in April
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ArticleNew organic durian research centre for Malaysia
United Tropical Fruit collaborates with University Institute Technology Mara to produce Musang King saplings
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ArticleAvocado production steps up across Asia-Pacific
Global Avocado Congress looks at how regional production can help meet growing demand for avocados in Asia
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ArticleOcado switches to sustainable apple packaging
New printed cardboard packaging is set to eliminate almost 12 tonnes of hard-to-recycle plastic annually
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ArticleGrape start for Jupiter in Greece
Harvesting of Arra 15 grapes commenced last week in northern Greece, says Jupiter Group, with quality of all varieties described as "exceptional"
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ArticleSimpler insight in lab analysis
AgriPlace is making lab analysis more transparent through the automated collection of results from laboratories and suppliers
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ArticleBASF aims for varietal development
Partnership with Nature Source Improved Plants focuses on key segments like cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes
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ArticleHorticultural Expo in the Gulf
Pushed back to 2023 due to Covid, next year’s Horticultural Expo in Doha aims to inspire visitors with solutions to mitigate desertification
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ArticleNew report extols virtues of mushrooms
Report from The UK and Ireland Mushroom Producers highlights how mushrooms can play a pivotal role in nutrition and environment
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ArticleEast-West Seed appoints R&D head
Katalin Pákozdi joins as chief R&D officer and is part of the managing board
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ArticlePinduoduo competition tackles tomatoes
Second iteration of smart agriculture competition will see participants grow tomatoes
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ArticleJHI proposes Potato Innovation Hub
Potato Innovation and Translation Hub would be based in Scotland and serve as a centre of excellence to find industry solutions
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PodcastsFruitbox 68 - Marion Regan, Hugh Lowe Farms
After the recent success of better-tasting berries, could smaller strawberries now fill a new gap in the market?
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ArticleBCGA brings back demo day
The British Carrot Growers Association Demonstration Day returns as an in-person event this October
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ArticleBrassica & Leafy Salad Conference returns in January
Hazera Seeds UK, Sakata UK and Tozer Seeds are among the exhibitors at long-awaited event in Peterborough