All Research & Development articles – Page 66
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Article£74m funds new agritech hub
£74m funds new UK agritech hub to improve the efficiency and output of global agricultural technology
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ArticleAutomated genomics screen tackles plant disease
New approach pioneered by the Earlham Institute proves significantly quicker in helping combat potato disease
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ArticleJupiter to trial new plums in Greece
Six varieties will be grown in partnership with kiwi and stonefruit specialist AS Nestos near Kavala in north of country
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ArticleSyngenta uses AR to welcome clients
The company is using augmented reality technology to allow virtual visitors to its new tomato breeding centre
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ArticleFunding boost for AI plant science
Project between the Universities of Nottingham and Lincoln receives £800,000 for plant phenotyping tech training
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ArticleTotam Seeds backs Global Tomato Congress
Dutch tomato breeding specialist Totam Seeds is sponsoring next week's Global Tomato Congress, which takes place online on 16 March
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ArticleRijk Zwaan launches new squash
Vegetable seed group introduces the first squash varieties with resistance to the New Delhi virus
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ArticleFPAA study mulls impact of Covid on tomato sales
One year after lockdown, study shows lasting effects of the pandemic on US fresh tomato market
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ArticleAHDB announces potato trials
Research on crop protection and soil health at four Strategic Potato Farms will be confirmed after result of levy ballot
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ArticlePlantarray aids research effort
Plant Di-Tech’s Plantarray platform helps scientists, breeders and researchers to carry out swift performance analyses to identify the best plant strains
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Article‘Food shopping should be a joy, not a chore’
Comment: Why I’m feeling conflicted about my visit to Amazon Fresh’s new till-less store in west London
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ArticleUK berry sector grows 600 per cent in 25 years
Celebrating a quarter century in existence, trade body British Summer Fruits has helped the category achieve remarkable growth
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ArticleThree new strawberry varieties from Elsoms
Soraya, Estavana and Rowena are high-yielding, everbearing F1 hybrids bred by ABZ Seeds and trialled in UK by Elsoms over last two years
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Witte Wijnappel may not show its colours
Great expectations as South African apple growers try to rekindle the past
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ArticleA matter of taste
Jay Scott, professor emeritus at the UF/IFAS, has long called for a greater focus on flavour in tomatoes.
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ArticleSPot Scotland moves into second year
AHDB project continues, seeking sustainable solutions for the seed potato industry
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ArticleEnza Zaden presents leafy innovations
Seed specialist says this year’s virtual edition of its Winter Leafy Days exceeded expectations
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ArticleUS fruit and veg consumption slides
PBH's ongoing study shows that consumption is down 10 per cent since 2004
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ArticleHarvesting success with agritech
Distec GM Noel Sheppard and MRS Electronic CEO Günther Dörgeloh discuss how technology can improve farming
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ArticleUS shoppers buying more grapes
Number who consider grapes to be a staple purchase rose to 46 per cent last year versus 32 per cent in 2019