All Research & Development articles – Page 76
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ArticleCosta extends partnership with The Yield
Australian fresh produce giant to use Sensing+ solution across eight berry farms starting this month
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ArticleDeep purple tomato Yoom scoops top prize
Syngenta's distinctive variety wins Fruit Logistica Innovation Award 2020 in Berlin show's public vote
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ArticleGCA opens annual survey
Christine Tacon launches final survey of suppliers as Groceries Code Adjudicator before her term ends in June
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ArticleJD Cooling to install UK's first Softripe system
Worldwide Fruit becomes first UK supplier to invest in ripening tech that won silver in FLIA 2019
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ArticleAvocados' nutritional value 'justifies water use'
No other food offers the same nutritional value per litre of water used to harvest it, according to WAO
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ArticleWild Violet sweetcorn hits the market
In the US, Crookham Company launches purple and white sweetcorn
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ArticleNIAB moves into new £25m home
The Lawrence Weaver Road headquarters marks an "exciting new chapter" in NIAB's history
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ArticleFall Creek unveils new blueberry varieties
Five varieties to be launched as part of The New Fall Creek Collection
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ArticleResearch into frost protection revealed
New report presented at NI Fruit Growers Association outlines emerging frost protection measures for topfruit growers
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ArticleCIV unveils Parthenope low-chill strawberry variety
Variety produces elongated, bright red fruit, high yields and is easy to harvest and resistant to handling
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ArticleRijk Zwaan introduces Reddery tomato
Premium cherry tomato will be showcased at Fruit Logistica in Berlin
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ArticleSNFL fast-tracks grape development in Peru
The company has opened up protocol to ship new table grape varieties directly from Spain to Peru
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ArticleFepex takes fresh look at post-harvest technology
New initiative seeks to optimise the use of ICT systems in the post-harvest supply chain.
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ArticlePlant-based incubator to offer up to €200,000
ProVeg Incubator exclusively develops plant-based start-up businesses
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ArticleGenetics will aid tomato taste
UF professor Jay Scott urges researchers to utilise genetics in growing tastier tomatoes across different geographical locations
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ArticleDriverless lorries ‘could spark major RORO growth'
RORO predicted to secure 80 per cent market share by 2050 thanks to the anticipated roll-out of driverless vehicles
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ArticleHalf of new indoor growers ‘have no ag experience’
Controlled environment production attracts high percentage of young entrants, with funding a major challenge, new survey reveals
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ArticleImproving photosynthesis
Researchers in Netherlands discover method that can grow plants more efficiently
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ArticleFirst seedless lychees grown in Australia
As the country pushes for market access to China and the US, one grower has bred a potentially lucrative new variety
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ArticleSubstrate producers join forces
Legro buys 50 per cent stake in Botanicoir in move to enable pair to widen portfolio, meet increasing global demand and accelerate NPD