Nuts

Coco Produce harvests coconuts from Ben Tre and Tien Giang, located in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. The company has QC and QA teams that work closely with the farmers to ensure quality control from the coconut tree to the factory. They supply two types of coconuts: young coconuts and mature coconuts. read more

Having fertile soil, without the risk of excesses or deficiencies, is the primary goal to ensure balance for the plant. Among the products that achieve great performance, we can mention Perlka®, Alzchem's Calciocianamide, which provides the plant with the necessary nutrients. read more

ICL's range of Fibagro Advance woodfibre grades will be showcased at the upcoming Four Oaks Trade Show next month (Stand B30-32). The stand will highlight the latest advancements in Levington Advance sustainable growing media, including progress in peat alternatives and their associated nutrition components. read more

Not only is fruit synonymous with healthy and natural eating, but it can now also help with curing a hangover. This is stated in a study by Dr. Rhonda Patrick, a nutritionist and promising podcaster, as reported by the Daily Mail. read more

Annually in Germany, approximately 11 million tons of food waste are generated along the entire food supply chain, with 6.5 million tons of that coming from households alone. This includes unavoidable items such as fruit and nut shells, coffee grounds, and bones, but food waste also includes... read more

After the vine, apple tree, strawberry, raspberry, pear, walnut, Drosophila suzukii, Plasmopara viticola, white fir, and lemon, the Mach Foundation has decoded another genetic code, that of the European chestnut. read more

Wilco, a leading agricultural cooperative operating in the Pacific Northwest and Northern California, has declared its intention to sell off its Hazelnut Growers of Oregon (HGO) business. This move enables Wilco to redirect its investments and resources towards achieving sustainable long-term growth and improving its services. read more

At a global level, pistachio is the second most consumed nut. According to the report by Mordor Intelligence, this market is expected to have an annual growth rate of nearly 4.5% for the next 5 years. Europe currently represents the second largest market. read more

The UK's first 100 per cent Fairtrade-certified macadamia nuts will be available for purchase at Central Co-op stores before Fairtrade Fortnight in September, the retailer announced today (10 July). read more

Orangelup cantaloupes, Tyrion, Saniara, and Rio Grande watermelons, Orange Summer pumpkins, and Vaiana butternut squash were some of the new varieties presented by Enza Zaden at its annual Melon & Pumpkin House Fair, which took place last week in Murcia. read more

Shruti Sharma, a BBA student at Christ University in Bengaluru, has entered the Asia Book of Records by photographing 145 plants and vegetables in five minutes. A resident of Kokrajhar, Shruti earned the title of "Grand Master" for her achievement. Recognized on June 16, her rapid and accurate... read more

Christmas in July? Not quite, but poinsettias are making their way into greenhouses across Ontario, and they always arrive at the hottest time of the year. Nutritional issues, environmental stress, PGR mistakes, and early diseases can all be costly in this high-value crop. Read on for common. read more

Shruti Sharma, a BBA student at Christ University in Bengaluru, has entered the Asia Book of Records by photographing 145 plants and vegetables in five minutes. A resident of Kokrajhar, Shruti earned the title of "Grand Master" for her achievement. Recognized on June 16, her rapid and accurate... read more

Exports of other vegetables are also increasing. South Africa has been producing butternut squashes for the domestic market for a long time, but in the last ten years, this sector has experienced a significant increase in production aimed at the export market. This growth

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Dr. Rhonda Patrick, a nutritionist and podcaster, discussed on her podcast FoundMyFitness the impact of fructose, a natural sugar found in fruits, on alcohol metabolism. Research suggests that consuming fruits such as grapes, watermelon, and bananas before drinking alcohol could help reduce the effects of a hangover. read more

Consumer trends, business opportunities, the necessity to innovate with new formats, and strategies to engage with consumers were the focal points of discussion at the third edition of the Butternut Conference. The event was organized by Sakata and Love Klabaza, the association of butternut squash producers from Spain. read more

How can science, business, civil society, and politics work together to best protect the climate, environment, and biodiversity, ensure food security, and support farmers in a way that ensures... read more

Garrett Owen stated that "Plant growth regulators (PGRs) are valuable tools utilized by greenhouse growers." read more

Wageningen University highlights that Dutch greenhouse horticulture is highly efficient. "In terms of nutrients, we are on track to achieve 'virtually' zero emissions by 2027 to comply with the Water Framework Directive. Nevertheless, up to now, little focus has been placed on the other end of the chain:..." read more

Proper placement and maintenance of drip emitters is crucial for uniform irrigation and optimal growth of summer bedding plants and garden mum production. Drip irrigation is an efficient method for delivering water and nutrients during summer bedding plant and garden mum production. Growers read more