An industry report on ornamental horticulture in Thailand was presented at the 2025 AIPH Spring Meeting in Chiang Rai, Thailand. The report was funded by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) through the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) and produced by the International Association of. read more

"The revocation of pesticides must be at the top of the agenda for the Italian fruit and vegetable sector, as the system is seriously at risk. Last year, farmers took to the streets, and even President Von Der Leyen recognized the need to listen to the priorities of the sector." read more

The demand for Cyprus Late Ovals, including Morphou and Lefka oranges, has exceeded the supply. Growers have noted increased prices since March. Usually available until mid-May, the crop is expected to be depleted by the end of March due to high demand from markets such as Norway, New Zealand, and the Far East. read more

Yesterday we wrote about the prospects for the 2025 melon campaign in Italy and Europe, and to better understand the expectations of national producers, we collected the impressions of some key figures in the sector. (click here). read more

While there is still snow on the ground in Quebec's garden, the planting season for iceberg lettuce, Romaine lettuce, Romaine Hearts, and celery is expected to begin in about three weeks, around April 14. These crops will be followed by carrots, green onions, parsley. read more

This year, the area dedicated to vegetable and melon crops in the Kherson region of Ukraine will double, thanks to land demining and the partial restoration of irrigation systems on the right bank of the region. Dmitry Yunusov, the head of the Department of Agriculture in the... read more

It's still time for news for I Triangolini Valfrutta, the famous fruit juices for children, who, after celebrating their tenth anniversary in recent months, are now launching a new collection titled "Friends of the National Parks". There are 12 animals featured in the new collection. read more

In a recent webinar hosted by Dr. Rob Beresford of PFR, interim findings from his research on non-synthetic fungicide options for controlling myrtle rust were shared. The study, funded by MPI, included glasshouse and field trials using various alternative products on a highly susceptible cultivar. read more

The UK leek season still has a couple of months left, and according to James Seddon from Seddon & Sons, it has been a peculiar one. "The issues we anticipated due to the weather did not arise, but unexpected ones did," said James Seddon, who oversees agronomy at the company. read more

Egzotic fruits, such as oranges, mandarins, mangoes, and avocados, are still expensive in Serbian markets and stores. According to reports from Belgrade, bananas are priced at around 250 dinars ($2.30) per kilogram in markets, while in stores, they can range from 140 to 190 dinars ($1.29–$1.75). Market vendors claim that... read more

Sustainability is the "here and now, bringing back the capacity to look to the future" is a perfect synthesis of the Corriere della Sera and Buone Notizie context created with NeXt New Economics for All which, for the fourth year, has called together the Italian entities committed to. read more

Unseasonable weather patterns are beginning to impact the availability of staple vegetables in UK supermarkets. From empty avocado displays to gaps in locally sourced carrots and parsnips, consumers are noticing the effects of a changing climate on their fresh produce options. Supermarkets are read more

The global lime market is mainly dominated by Mexico, Brazil, India, and Egypt. Mexico is the largest exporter, followed by Brazil, with Europe and the US being the main export destinations. In recent years, the demand for limes has been growing at a rate of 4 to 6% annually due to their increasing use for. read more

With the citrus industry facing a critical juncture, growers are exploring every possible solution to combat the devastating citrus greening disease. Scientists view genetic editing, specifically CRISPR technology, as a potential means to save Florida's iconic crop and influence consumer perceptions of it. read more

To strengthen the Habanero chili production chain through collaboration between science and the agricultural sector, the Yucatan Scientific Research Center (CICY) announced the launch of two new Habanero chili seed varieties: Mayan K'iin and Mayan Chac. These new varieties will enable producers to read more

While growing strawberries or raspberries under cover provides many benefits, it also poses some challenges for producers. Among them is the need to reduce production costs (mainly labor costs). Another key factor is the requirement to obtain fruits without any residues or. read more

The blueberry sector in Colombia is growing quickly, with estimates from the Agricultural Rural Planning Unit (Upra) suggesting that the current 650 hectares dedicated to blueberry cultivation could increase by 669.23% to reach 3,000 to 5,000 hectares by 2026. read more

The European Union has granted Protected Designation of Origin status to Türkiye's Kirkagac melon, ensuring its name protection within the EU. This recognition links the melon to the Kirkagac region in the Aegean and its unique cultivation methods. Kirkagac District Governor Zafer Oktay read more

Corrections: More and more growers are opting for the smart Growcoon plug. "Among other things, to reduce failures, increase crop uniformity, and improve cultivation results. However, large-scale, advanced horticulture requires more than just a high-performing growing plug. Efficient handling of the product and" read more

Ventura, a historical reference point in the dried fruit market, renews its commitment to supporting sports and well-being by participating in the Wizz Air Milano Marathon 2025 on April 6th. An unmissable event for running enthusiasts, this year distinguished by a fast track. read more