All Research & Development articles – Page 19
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ArticleBloom Fresh unveils new corporate identity
IFG and SNFL tie-up outlines bold commitment to transform the world of table grapes and cherries
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ArticleAporo II harnesses AI to improve packing speed
Automated fruit packer from Global Pac Technologies and Robotics Plus reaches new levels of efficiency
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ArticlePoland finds itself on unpredictable path
In-Vitro Kusibab chief executive Tadeusz Kusibab says that 2023 has thrown up a variety of challenges for the Polish plant nursery group
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ArticleVitalion tomatoes ‘pivotal’ in fight against rugose
Resistant variety from BASF/Nunhems is being trialled by major UK producers and could prove a valuable addition as growers navigate threat of ToBRFV
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ArticleNew easy-to-pick AVA raspberries are ‘works of art’
AVA Monet and AVA Dali will enter into year-round commercial production in 2024, offering Angus Soft Fruit growers premium quality, large fruit and low picking costs
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ArticleFarmers set research priorities
Farming and research organisations are teaming up to better understand the research and innovation priorities for UK growers
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ArticleCarrot sector prepares for symposium in York
Conference will include scientific and technical talks on everything from consumption to agronomy
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ArticleFrozen boost in UK food redistribution
In 2022 more food was redistributed across all food storage types, with chilled and frozen foods seeing highest growth, according to WRAP
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ArticleDefra announces agri-tech winners to share £12.5m fund
Innovative projects to receive the latest round in government agri-tech funding include technologies to predict strawberry yield and optimise harvesting schedules
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ArticleCherry traceability pilot ramps up
Cherry Growers Australia partners with Agriculture Victoria to implement producer-to-customer traceability for export markets.
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ArticleUK agritech start-ups Australia bound
Global Incubator Program to help UK-based start-ups expand into Australian market
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ArticleHarvestEye appoints new GM
Agri-tech innovator appoints global aftermarket expert as general manager
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ArticleFeedback sought on genetically modified banana
Panama disease-resistant, genetically modified variety is being assessed by Food Standards Australia New Zealand
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ArticleUK researchers boost B12 in peas
Breakthrough discovers way to biofortify pea shots using aeroponic indoor farming
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ArticleRabobank reports positive outlook for table grapes
Despite a dip in exports last season, the popularity of table grapes is still growing
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ArticleQueensland fresh produce companies upgrade with grants
Jackwitz Farms, Coastal Hydroponics, Barden Farms and High Valley Dawn Permaculture, among the recipients of Rural Economic Development grants
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ArticleGB Potatoes appoints former NFU Scotland boss as part-time CEO
Scott Walker says “collaboration is key” and urges potato sector to join new industry body
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ArticleArra grapes have “the genetics to guarantee production”
After assessing the damage of last month’s tropical storm in California, table grape breeding and licensing company Grapa Varieties believes the benefits of Arra varieties that offer tolerance to extreme conditions are undeniable
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ArticleMixed reaction to FSA stance on precision-bred produce
British plant breeders welcome Food Standards Agency progress towards streamlined precision-bred food approval process. Soil Association expresses “deep concerns” over labelling
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ArticleRobotics Plus launches Prospr
Multi-use autonomous vehicle for sustainable orchard and vineyard production launches in US