All Research & Development articles – Page 33
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ArticleSaga Robotics eyes growth after £8.5m investment
Ground-breaking robotics firm plans UK and international expansion following fresh funding
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ArticleNew macadamia varieties to lower costs
Macadamia growers could significantly reduce labour costs through new tree varieties that are shorter and enter production earlier
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ArticleOrigine convinced of Fred pear potential after first Italian harvest
Grower members belonging to Italy’s Origine Group have expressed satisfaction with the first harvest of the Fred pear, with volumes set to soar in the coming years
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ArticleHM Clause launches its first ToBRFV resistant tomato varieties
The company has developed a range of varieties with IR resistance for different segments
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ArticleFreshcare and HARPS create shared resources
Joint project to help more small-to-medium sized farms and supply chain businesses achieve certification
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ArticleBayer focuses on food security and climate change
Fields of Opportunity event puts a spotlight on the company’s solutions to increase sustainable food production
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ArticleReport reveals road to increasing vegetable consumption
Fruit & Vegetable Consortium report recommends a national strategy to increase Australian vegetable consumption
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ArticleNutrient delivery and insect management at NIAB webinar
Free online event aims to boost technical knowledge in the soft-fruit sector
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ArticleGrowers launch GB Potatoes Ltd
UK producers set up new industry body to replace AHDB Potatoes
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ArticleDefra to invest £12.5m in ag automation
Defra secretary pledges £12.5m investment to drive innovation in high-tech agriculture
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Article“Enormous potential” for robots and AI in greenhouses
Rabobank report says AI offers value in sustainability, quality, better working conditions and price
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ArticleLytone completes successful LytoFresh mangosteen trial
LytoFresh technology used by Thai exporter Dragon Fresh to delay ripening
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ArticleApple colour mapping study crosses borders
Chinese researcher travels to Australia to help apple growers improve fruit colour
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ArticleRijk Zwaan faces challenges head on
The Dutch group remains adaptable when facing up to key issues, with its breeding programmes focusing on disease resistance and cost-effectiveness
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ArticleCTGC creates science and technology division
Division brings together mechanisation and advanced automation, patenting and licensing, and viticulture research
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ArticleYear of change for Hillfresh
2022 has seen shifts in IT and logistics while the melon category has been a standout performer, the group’s Dirk van den Heuvel tells Fruitnet
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ArticleBASF champions Sunions ‘revolution’
Vegetable seed specialist also unveils ’Together, we’re the revolution’ slogan in Madrid
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ArticleRobot Highways gathers momentum
Fred Searle reports on the latest progress in the Robot Highways project at Clock House Farm as Saga Robotics sees demand increase for its UVC treatment platform and prepares for the commercial launch of its IPM portfolio next year
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ArticleRabobank offers positive outlook for blueberry business
The global blueberry industry is set for further growth, according to a new RaboResearch report
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Syngenta Group China’s MAP Luochuan Complete Industry Chain Service Centre supports the development of the Luochuan apple industry