All Research & Development articles – Page 67
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Article'Wider range of solutions' needed for net zero
New study claims existing thinking around approaching net zero is limited and should be expanded
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ArticleBug threat to Israeli citrus
Israel's agriculture ministry says the Asian citrus psyllid poses a grave risk to the country's citrus industry
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ArticleNew venture to grow avocados in India
IG International establishes JV with Deccan Exotics to develop avocado production with investment in plant nursery
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ArticleBayer backs crop research and innovation
Group's Grants4Ag programme awards funding for 21 new crop science research proposals
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ArticleOne in five Brits ‘eating less meat to fight climate crisis’
Over 20 per cent of people in the UK are changing their diet because of the climate emergency, according to new research
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Article‘More colour’ needed in fresh produce
Lavender-purple cauliflowers and chocolate-brown peppers are just what the doctor ordered, says breeder Rijk Zwaan
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ArticleAdvances in lighting promise production benefits
New lighting technology to be discussed at Agri-TechE event has potential to boost yields, shorten growth cycles and boost product quality
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ArticleGalilee Export teams up with Save Foods
Post-harvest treatment applied to bell peppers and avocados to fight food waste
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ArticleGood potential for Parthenope
The low-chill strawberry variety has good potential in the south of Italy, including in Piana del Sele, according to the CIV
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ArticleNew Australian project to fight TR4
Researchers aim to develop TR4-resistant varieties of Cavendish and Goldfinger bananas using gene-editing
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AnalysisWok cucumbers and celtuce star in NCGM Trends Report
Other emerging foodservice trends include foraged sea vegetables, potato milk, gut health and a continued boom for British produce
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AnalysisGPG analyses latest trends in raspberries
Jamie Petchell showcases GPG/James Hutton's offer and looks at how the industry might develop in future
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ArticleReport reveals true potential of false banana
A crop called enset could eventually help to feed more than 100m people, say scientists in Ethiopia
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ArticleNew funds for innovation commercialisation
Series of grants to support development of Australian innovations in areas like micropropagation and robot picking
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ArticleFruit crisp founder joins East Malling Trust
Nimisha Raja created the Nim's Fruit Crisps brand and will now share knowledge to help the fruit research sector
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ArticleKiwifruit breeding centre names first CTO
New Zealand's KBC appoints former Plant & Food expert Roger Hellens to lead research into new and better varieties
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ArticleEver Tru Farms launches in Ontario
The Canadian berry producer hopes to shake up the North American strawberry market
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ArticleBiobest controls benefit raspberries
Raspberry plant propagators in Belgium and the Netherlands are seeing the results of Biobest's chemical-free pest control strategy
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ArticleFera unveils new R&D model
Enigma aims to tackle a series of industry challenges, with the first project focused on wireworm
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ArticleJapanese growers turn to new varieties
Number of newly registered varieties surges as industry searches for value amid declining production