All Research & Development articles – Page 87
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ArticleTest kit firm NSure shuts up shop
Dutch firm which produced test kits for various fruits and vegetables says it was ultimately too small to survive
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ArticleShifting the needle on veg
Consumption grows, value is up: veg is pointing the right way, but will it make the big steps in sales that health figures and growers want?
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ArticleAHDB to host desiccation events after diquat ban
Loss of herbicide a major headache for potato growers, with limited alternatiuves that are as effective or economical
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ArticleHaygrove to lead on labour productivity
Berry and cherry grower to host workshops aimed at delivering labour and productivity improvements
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ArticleStudy evolves thinking on kiwifruit genetics
An international study has identified a sex determining gene in kiwifruit, which could pave the way for new cultivars
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ArticleRetailers ‘must understand true cost of food waste’
Chief executive of grocery data analyst Atheon Analytics, Guy Cuthbert, argues that to properly tackle food waste supermarket chains must harness big data to properly understand its real cost and drivers
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ArticleTR4: Colombia awaits final results
Dutch group KeyGene has confirmed it is testing for Panama disease in suspected samples found in La Guajira
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ArticleJingold brings new varieties to Asia
Kiwifruit consortium has put varietal innovation at the heart of its commercial strategy as its international business grows
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ArticleWaitrose to extend plastic-free scheme
Refillable container and loose veg trial extended in Oxford and rolled out to three new stores following "overwhelmingly positive" response
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ArticleScottish innovation provides vision of future farming
AHDB PhD students visit range of fresh produce firms in Scotland to inspire research projects
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ArticleNew grants awarded for agri-research
Four students received the backing of the Orskov Foundation to help tackle poverty in Uganda and Tanzania
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ArticleHottest UK-bred chilli "Armageddon" goes on sale
Tesco is stocking the "incredibly potent" Armageddon chilli pepper, bred by Tozer Seeds and grown by Salvatore Genovese
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ArticleJohnson hints at GM future
New Prime Minister uses inaugural speech to Parliament to call for a sector free of GM rules
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ArticleApples 'possess over 100m healthy bacteria'
Research indicates importance of fresh produce, such as apples, in healthy gut function, with organic crops even better
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Article"Peas are a greener choice for making gin"
Replacing wheat with peas can help reduce the environmental impact of gin production according to new study
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ArticleDe Ruse joins Viveros California
The soft fruit veteran will be in charge of quality and research and development at the Spanish nursery
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ArticlePhD students handed Fruiterers' prizes
Livery body, supported by Berry Gardens, gives cash prizes to two students at Fruit Focus
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ArticleFight against Q-fly ramps up
Australian research into sterile insect technology boosted under three-year project
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ArticleColombia removes TR4-affected banana plants
Government issues new information on efforts to tackle Latin America's first suspected outbreak of Panama disease
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ArticleNIAB EMR unveil new strawberry varieties
Kent-based research group launch the ever-bearing Malling Champion and June-bearer Malling Allure