All Research & Development articles – Page 73
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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
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Article‘AHDB Hort levy will be scrapped’, says Eustice
Defra secretary tells NFU Live he will respect outcome of ballot but says government is exploring options to retain certain valued services offered by R&D body
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ArticleInfarm launches high-tech Growing Center
Vertical farming company Infarm unveils new, high-tech automated Growing Center – an all-in-one farm and distribution hub
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ArticleImproving the berry offering
Poland’s in-vitro Kusibab Group continues to grow its product range and develop better varieties, according to Marcin Wyka and Tadeusz Kusibab
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ArticleSyngenta appoints new UK seeds manager
Kris Goen joins Syngenta as vegetable seeds commercial manager for the UK, Eire and Nordics
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ArticleScientists unlock potential to grow ‘diet’ fruit
Producing low-sugar, high sweetness alternatives would benefit diabetic patients and improve consumer health
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ArticleTrans-pacific fruit partnership
New agreement will facilitate the exchange of tropical fruit research between Australia and the US