All Research & Development articles – Page 211
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ArticleRed Rouge pear stirs interest
Israeli summer fruit breeder Ben Dor Fruits has introduced the Red Rouge pear variety this week.
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Israel broadens grape range
Israeli table-grape growers and exporters are widening the range of varieties they export to overseas markets.
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ArticleKatopé plants first Israeli varieties
Katopé has planted its first commercial quantities of Ben Dor stonefruit varieties in South Africa’s Cape, following over three years of liaison with the Israeli breeding firm.
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ArticleSun World signs up European trio
California grape and stonefruit producer, marketer and breeder Sun World has appointed three new licence-holders in Europe.
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ArticleTwo new strawberry varieties at Fruit Focus
Meiosis launched its two new strawberry varieties, Amelia and Sallybright, from East Malling Research (EMR) at this year’s Fruit Focus last week.
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Bejo announces open days
Bejo Zaden will be holding its open days this year from September 25 to 29, the company has announced.
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Industry wastes £387m
A new report has found that 740 companies in the UK fresh produce industry would make more profit if they were taken over.
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ArticleSCRI in economic triumph
Scotland’s leading centre for research on crops has emerged as a major contributor to the Scottish economy.
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ArticleThree year consumer survey gets underway
A comprehensive three-year research project on consumer shopping behaviour for the soft fruit sector has been put in place.
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ArticleKiwifruit at centre of ill health claims
Research has revealed that kiwifruit may cause more health problems than it cures.
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ArticleEMR's Sallybright prospects
East Malling Research (EMR) has named two new June-bearing strawberry varieties to be launched at Fruit Focus on July 25.
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Scientist slams biofuels
The present mania for biofuels is little more than a ‘scam’, a top scientist has told a conference of the Royal Academy Of Engineering.
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Rising interest rates a lifesaver
Rising interest rates could be a lifesaver for some businesses, according to commercial analyst Plimsoll Publishing.
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Potting mixes better than fungicides, claims ARS
Potting mixes custom-tailored to fight plant diseases can work much better than systemic fungicides, according to the US Agricultural Research Service.
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ArticleConsumers rank local sourcing high
A recent MORI poll has concluded that a certain segment of environmentally conscious consumers consider locally-sourced goods to be as important as friendly and helpful staff.
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Hishtil inaugurates SA venture
Hishtil Nurseries, Israel’s largest producer of vegetable plants, officially opened its first nursery in South Africa this week.
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Israeli study aids salinity survival
A new study by an Israeli scientist may help improve the ability of plants to survive in a highly saline soil.
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ArticleLuckhurst wins scholarship
Cornwall based agronomist Ellis Luckhurst from Truro has recently been awarded a Nuffield Farming Trust scholarship.
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Monsanto chief speaks out
Europe is edging slowly towards GM acceptance, according to Monsanto ceo Hugh Grant.
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ArticleSTC takes new crop protection approach
Research now being carried out at Yorkshire’s Stockbridge Technology Centre (STC) is exploring how growers can harness the power of insects to reduce levels of pesticide use.