All Production & Trade articles – Page 1651
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Weather hits Zespri fruit size
Sizes of New Zealand green kiwifruit are coming up on average half a size smaller than last year leading exporter Zespri International to revise crop estimates downwards from initial pre-season predictions.
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Golden days are numbered
An analysis published in the August issue of the World Apple Report concludes that levels of Golden Delicious production, particularly in Europe and the US are posing a threat to the long-term future of whole production regions.
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Greek grape suffers rain
Heavy rainfall in parts of Greece over the end of last week and the weekend is threatening to dampen hopes for the start of the grape season.
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Produce gains in organic plan
The department for the environment, food and rural affairs publishes its organic farming action plan making recommendations for retailer commitment and support for top-fruit producers.
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Potato technology showcased
Cambridge University Farm welcomes the press to a technological debriefing.
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FSA targets too tough
Fears are raised that the FSA could have bitten off more than it can chew.
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Raspberries blowing hot
Raspberry supplies are in line with demand, promising a healthy end to the season for growers.
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Robertson jamming 'em in at Fruit Focus
Hugh Robertson MP names a new raspberry bred at Horticulture Research International (HRI) during Fruit Focus 2002.
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Hargreaves plants development seeds
Hargreaves Plants co-sponsors Soft Fruit Technology Group
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Organic grower invests with Everett Bros
Eire grower Coolnagrower buys the latest harvest machinery from Everett Bros
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Unions calm stone-fruit unrest
Producers' unions in France have reached an agreement with national supermarkets over pricing contracts for stone fruit after growers' ran amok in store car parks.
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Help for Zimbabwe Farmers
the Zimbabwe Agricultural Welfare Trust (ZAWT) makes fresh appeals for help from British farmers.
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US apple stage set
Stocks of apples in the US from the 2001 crop are tapering off in plenty of time to ensure a good start to the 2002 marketing year.
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NFU cautious on Brown review
The National Farmers' Union has said it is the job of government to create a climate for sustainable recovery in agriculture and chancellor Gordon Brown's spending review announced this week will be judged on that.
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U40s on FPJ stand at Fruit Focus
Organising committee of U40s Fruit Growers Conference to join Journal on its stand at Fruit Focus, on July 31.
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Orangered stars unite
A group of apricot producer companies in France have got together to strengthen the image of one of the leading varieties.
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CAP doesn't fit yet
The mid-term review of Agenda 2000 – the reform of the EU Common Agricultural Policy – is up for deliberation in the UK following Defra's announcement of a consultation process this week.