Nuts
Australia, the native land of the macadamia tree, has a flourishing industry that has its roots in its ancient rainforests. The macadamia tree originated in Australian soil around 60 million years ago, and the commercial industry is now about 50 years old. There are macadamia orchards covering more than 41,000 hectares across multiple regions.
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Dla wielu roślin więcej gałęzi oznacza więcej owoców. Ale co powoduje wzrost gałęzi rośliny? Nowe badania przeprowadzone na Uniwersytecie Kalifornijskim w Davis wykazały, w jaki sposób rośliny rozkładają hormon strigolakton, który hamuje rozgałęzianie, aby stać się "krzaczastymi". Zrozumienie regulacji strigolaktonu jest kluczem.
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Fruits and vegetables are not only known for their juicy flavors and health benefits. Sometimes, hidden behind their vibrant appearance, pleasant aroma, and appetizing shapes, lies a danger to human health. EastFruit presents the most dangerous fruits, vegetables, and nuts in the world, the consumption of which can
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Blueberry and raspberry: a growing trend in Piedmont
2024-08-07 00:00
In recent years, there has been a significant development in the small fruit sector, both in terms of production and commercialization, thanks mainly to their qualitative, nutraceutical, and health properties. The Agrion experimental center in Boves is involved not only in
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Does an apple a day really keep the doctor away?
2024-08-06 00:00
What we want to talk about today is a fruit loved by everyone and found in every corner of the world, symbol of health for its nutritional profile: it provides potassium, vitamin C, fibers like pectin and hemicellulose, and also has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties.
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What are the effects of climate change on fruits and vegetables?
2024-08-06 00:00
Climate change is altering the nutritional properties and taste of fruits and vegetables, according to several scientific studies. These variations can be both positive and negative, leading to increases or decreases in quality.
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World hunger alarm, Confeuro: "More agriculture the solution"
2024-08-06 00:00
"According to the estimates of the latest report 'The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World' (SOFI), published by five specialized agencies of the United Nations, in 2023, approximately 733 million people had to face and suffer from hunger, which is one in every 11 people."
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Laimburg Experimental Centre: New challenges in the storage of apples and chestnuts
2024-08-05 11:00
During the event, practical solutions for combating a pathogenic fungus affecting chestnut trees were presented, which has spread in the South Tyrolean chestnut forests due to rising temperatures. The conference, which took place for the 25th time, was organized by [organization's name].
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Rhineland-Palatinate: Tropical fruits becoming increasingly popular.
2024-08-05 09:00
As reported by the Statistical State Office in Bad Ems, the demand in this country has increased dramatically in recent years: In 2023, 40,652 tons of coconuts, pineapples, guavas, mangos, watermelons, melons, and papayas were imported to Rhineland-Palatinate – an increase of 35,816 tons.
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Apples and Chestnuts: The New Challenges of Refrigeration
2024-08-05 00:00
The influence of weather conditions on crop yield and fruit preservation, the spread and containment of emerging diseases in chestnut harvests, the development of storage technologies for new varieties of apples suitable for the Alto Adige climate: a recurring and important topic.
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Portulaca, from weed plant to wellness vegetable
2024-08-05 00:00
Portulaca (Portulaca oleracea), also known as purslane, pigweed, or little hogweed, is classified as a weed because it grows rapidly and can compete with crops for space, light, water, and nutrients. However, it is appreciated for its nutritional properties.
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Manuzzi: 14% growth in the first half of 2024
2024-08-01 00:00
Manuzzi, a Romagna-based company in the business of processing and distributing dried, exotic, and dehydrated fruits, has reported a 14% increase in production value and a 26% increase in quantity in the first half of 2024 y/y. Shelled nuts and dates, the mix for growth.
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WHSmith is excited about the 'world-first' flavored Brazil nuts.
2024-07-26 11:00
A world-first line of flavored Brazil nut snacks is being introduced at WHSmith travel stores nationwide.
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Fruit production is becoming digital.
2024-07-24 00:00
Fruits are a vital part of food security, thanks to their nutritious properties. As consumers worldwide shift their habits towards healthier and more sustainable options, the global market for these products must not only meet the demand but also
read moreWHY: Why a balanced diet is important for bees and their colony.
2024-07-23 09:00
If, for example, a honeybee colony lacks certain essential fatty acids or amino acids in their diet, the forager bees will go out and try to obtain these nutrients from pollen. Therefore, it is important that bees have access to a wide variety of flowering plants.
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Fertilizer Act: No mediation procedure initially.
2024-07-22 08:00
The speaker did not provide any information on when a decision would be made. The speaker also did not disclose when a draft regulation for impact monitoring and, if necessary, an amendment to the material flow or nutrient balance regulation could be expected.
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The future of food: A journey towards sustainable nutrition
2024-07-22 00:00
Sustainable food is presented as the answer to this challenge, a model that not only guarantees food security but also protects our planet and future generations. What is sustainable food?
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"Dynia wciąż ma cały świat do zachwycenia i rynek do zdobycia" "Pumpkin still has a whole world to delight, and a market to conquer"
2024-07-19 00:00
Spain is rich in traditional fruits and vegetables that are highly recognized and valued at the regional level, but are often difficult to find outside their national season. One of these vegetables is the pumpkin," says David Casanoves of Yummy Fresh. "For example, Valencia produces peanuts.
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Automated asparagus harvester showcased in Tillsonburg, Canada
2024-07-19 00:00
In Tillsonburg, a robotics company has introduced an automated asparagus harvester that can collect up to 60 spears per minute across four rows at the same time. According to Steve Spanjers from HarvestCorp Technologies, this technology decreases the requirement for manual labor from four workers to just.
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Doctor recommends eating kiwi skins for health benefits.
2024-07-19 00:00
Dr. Joseph Salhab, also known as the Stomach Doc on TikTok, recommends not throwing away kiwi skins because of their health benefits. Consuming the entire kiwi, including the fuzzy skin, offers 50% more fiber, as well as extra vitamins and nutrients. Dr. Salhab emphasizes the importance of washing the fruit.
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