All Production & Trade articles – Page 570
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ArticleEU agri payments to end after 2019
New Brexit terms announced today reveal that the CAP will no longer apply to British farmers in 2020
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ArticleLincolnshire farm joins AHDB info exchange
RJ and AE Godfrey's mixed arable farm will serve as a hub for farmer-to-farmer learning in the north
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ArticleNew Zealand exports on upward trend
Horticulture exports from New Zealand have enjoyed a steady increase since 2014, and growth is predicted to continue
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit season underway
Industry optimistic over early stages of harvest, with crop volume set to rise on last year
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ArticleFewer EU workers googling Britain
Researchers say there has been a 34 per cent drop in Google searches for agricultural work in Britain
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ArticleHow urban farmers are growing without soil or light
Silvio Caputo, senior lecturer at the University of Portsmouth, looks at how hydroponics can help farmers producing indoors and in small spaces
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ArticleRussia steps up fruit production
In order to reduce its dependence on imports, Russia is expanding fruit production in Kabardino-Balkar, including berries
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ArticleSuntreat launches Suki mandarins
The premium Golden Nugget mandarins have been branded to reflect their quality and taste
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ArticleOppy presents Frank & Able brand
The first Frank & Able tomatoes will be available later this month after launch by Oppy and Sunshine Greenhouse in Canada
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ArticleUnilever opts for Netherlands HQ
Company says move is about creating a simplified structure, but commentators suggest Brexit could be part of motive
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ArticleAnecoop celebrates record results
The second degree cooperative continues to expand, with six companies joining in the past two years
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ArticleDover port announces £15 million refrigerator
The port agreed terms with contractors to build a new temperature controlled facility to handle Dover freight growth
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ArticleUS cranberries on EU hit list
Growers fear that retaliatory tariffs in response to steel dispute could hurt the industry
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ArticlePlant and Food in Miro JV
Government-owned science institute joins with Māori-owned firm Miro Limited to breed unique berry varieties
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ArticleAustralia needs infrastructure for export
Insight from China could help the country reach its A$100bn agriculture goal by 2030
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ArticleCertis launches new powdery mildew control
Bio-fungicide to be welcomed by growers given limited number of control options against troublesome disease
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ArticleFarmers have 'six years to change'
Speaking at the CAAV spring conference, secretary Jeremy Moody says production will have to become more competitive after Brexit
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ArticleSlow sales spoil India apple market
Importers describe India’s apple market as flat and unexciting after a predicted shortage fails to materialise
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ArticlePatagonian ports fall out of favour
Valparaíso and Buenos Aires seen as lower-cost alternatives for topfruit exports
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ArticleTru-Cape updates on drought impact
Company says its 2018 apple and pear crop will be affected by hail, drought and high temperatures