All Research & Development articles – Page 88
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ArticlePCP focuses on waste reduction
North Queensland growers cooperative launch research project aimed at reducing food losses in export supply chain
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ArticleSyngenta lays out its Tomato Vision
New global tomato breeding R&D centre in the Netherlands looks to bring together all elements of the value chain
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ArticleArra agency opens in Morocco
Grapa Varieties is opening a new agency in Morocco to assist the country’s growers in getting the most out of Arra and Early Sweet grape varieties
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ArticleSpring Sunshine brings hope to Spanish growers
SRC management committee set up to control, defend and promote the new mandarin variety
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ArticleOnline grocery sales 'to rise by a third'
Mintel forecasts huge rise in e-commerce due to coronavirus outbreak and predicts lasting changes in UK shopping behaviour
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ArticleSun Belle and Giddings Mexico sign berry deal
Agreement allows Sun Belle to roll out Giddings’ varieties, including the new Aketzali blackberry
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ArticleFormer NFU president to chair ORC
With experience at the NFU, Defra and the Food Standards Agency, Tim Bennett has taken over from longstanding ORC chair Mike Turnbull
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ArticleRed Sea Farms teams with Kirchner Group
A collaboration between Red Sea Farms and Kirchner Group is set to commercialise research into the production of fresh produce in water-scarce regions
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ArticleKissabel SH takes commercial strides
Australia and Chile are leading the way as the apple edges closer to commercial development in the Southern Hemisphere
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ArticleAsiafruit launches new app
We are excited to officially unveil our new app offering the latest news and digital magazine content on one user-friendly platform
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ArticlePairwise and PSI to bring new berry varieties to US
Pairwise to offer access to PSI germplasm, vital to making new berries available across the US
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ArticleRothamsted student makes research appeal
Researcher sets up online survey to gather farmers’ opinions on benefits and management of pest-eating beetles after Covid-19 stymies her study
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ArticleNew robotics
A hotbed of agri-tech innovation, New Zealand’s Robotics Plus is busy bringing its machines to the global market, with topfruit stalwart Adrian Scripps the first UK business to benefit
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ArticleThe fruit simulator
Software capable of producing “digital twins” of real crops mean growers can test their choices on a simulator before making them
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ArticleTWC brings back watercress bunches
UK’s leading watercress grower takes inspiration from Victorian times with launch of 150g bunches wrapped in biodegradable paper cones
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ArticleTeaming up in fight against TR4
Government and industry in Queensland agree to jointly fund, govern and deliver programme to prevent spread of TR4
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ArticleSeeds of a bright organic future
Interview: The EU's Liveseed project is a major initiative aimed at improving the organic seed sector for the benefit of all producers
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ArticleCIOPORA launches Covid-19 resource for breeders
Crisis Resource Centre provides information on financial relief and other regulatory issues from over 12 countries
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ArticleVittorio asparagus in high demand
Global Plant Genetics reveals that it sold out of seeds in northern and central Europe this season
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ArticleOppy completes grape shelf-life trial
Vancouver-based company successfully concludes grape quality trial with Hazel Technologies