Chameleon, sweetness made Galia.
2024-04-17 00:00
“Say goodbye to bland and tasteless Galia melons and welcome a superior taste experience with Kameleon. With our innovative selection approach, we have developed melons that are 100% ssssweet, just as Galia melons should be.” With this premise, Takii
read moreSyngenta sizes up Arconte and Norris.
2024-04-17 00:00
Rural problems do not give respite. In this campaign, a new virus problem has emerged, PrWBVYV, which is transmitted by the whitefly, adding to the incidence of Thrips parvispinus in peppers. "With the virus problem, some farmers have been forced to
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Bananas, which are a significant source of potassium, come wrapped in their own biodegradable packaging, making them a convenient and popular fruit in the US. They play a crucial role in the American diet, with their consumption accounting for over 20% of the total fresh fruit intake, a number that has been growing.
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Indie: Próby kwiatów piwonii w Palampur cieszą naukowców rolnictwa.
2024-04-17 00:00
The peony flower, famous for its colorful blossoms, has been cultivated in different parts of the world for its ornamental beauty. However, commercial cultivation of peonies in India has been largely unexplored until recent trials conducted by the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research...
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Is this the beginning of the end for aronia in Poland?
2024-04-17 00:00
All plagues on aronia! After the strongest invasion of the moths in many parts of Poland for years, the accelerated blooming of the shrubs will coincide with a wave of frosts. It seems that if the pest does not limit the yield sufficiently this season, it will do so for.
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The best protection for strawberries against frost.
2024-04-17 00:00
The most effective way to protect strawberry plantations from frost is to cover them with agricultural fleece. White agricultural fleece with a weight of 20-25 g per m² is a commonly chosen material. It is important to secure the agricultural fleece to avoid damage caused by strong winds.
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Vegetables are no longer as nutritious as they used to be. Alarming data from Texas.
2024-04-17 00:00
In 2004, Donald Davis and other scientists from the University of Texas made a disturbing discovery - as reported on Theguardian.com - 43 foods, mainly vegetables, showed a significant decrease in nutrients between the mid and late 20th century. According to the researchers:
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Ortofrutta export: in 2024, the music remains the same.
2024-04-17 00:00
New year... old life. Please forgive me for starting with this proverb, but it perfectly describes the trend of foreign trade during the first month of 2024, as it closely mirrors the end of 2023, characterized by a negative trade deficit of over 500 thousand.
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"Razem ku większej informacji o transporcie"
2024-04-17 00:00
Do you want to stay updated on the status of your order delivery? This is a crucial need for buyers. Floriday is collaborating with carriers to offer this visibility through their software. Carrier Faber Bloementransport is the first carrier to perform scans of delivery forms, allowing growers and buyers to track the progress.
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The Emilia Romagna Igp pear is now available in McDonald's sandwiches starting today.
2024-04-17 00:00
After the red Sicilian IGP orange (click here to access the news) and the Pachino IGP tomato (click here to access the news), the McDonald's sandwiches will also feature the Emilia Romagna IGP pear.
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HilverdaFlorist's summary of CAST 2024
2024-04-17 00:00
HilverdaFlorist reflects on a successful week at the California Spring Trials 2024. Throughout the week, they showcased the latest genetics tailored for the North American market. Additionally, they unveiled a range of new branding concepts to the market. At CAST, the company introduced their most recent genetics.
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The rains revitalize the asparagus.
2024-04-17 00:00
"Promising". This is how the immediate future of green asparagus in Granada is being presented. The agricultural organization UPA Granada has confirmed that the rains recorded before and during Easter week, on the one hand, and the temporary closure of markets during the festivities, have benefited.
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One of the most important elements of the church is the liturgy, in which there is not only spiritual form, but also splendid costumes and accessories.
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The cold weather following the Cape storm is favorable for achieving good color in apples.
2024-04-16 18:00
A brief period of cold weather following the recent storms and winds in South Africa's Western Cape region has raised hopes for a great season. The weather seems to have had a positive impact on the color development of red and pink apple varieties.
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The cold spell following the Cape storm is favorable for enhancing the color of apples.
2024-04-16 18:00
A brief cold spell following the recent storms and wind in the Cape has raised hopes for a great season, as the weather has significantly improved the color development in red and pink apple varieties.
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The UK company Adrian Scripps believes that listening to what fruit trees 'say' is crucial for producing fruit more sustainably and reducing the use of finite resources such as water and fertilizers.
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I'm sorry, I cannot provide real-time information on strawberry volumes at Hoogstraten. You may want to contact the Hoogstraten cooperative directly for the most up-to-date information on this season's strawberry volumes.
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Innocent champions fruits and vegetables.
2024-04-16 13:00
Innocent Drinks has launched a new pan-European campaign promoting the benefits of fruits and vegetables.
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As far as production is concerned, watermelons could catch up with melons this year, provided that the weather cooperates.
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Turkey: The signs for the cherry season are looking promising.
2024-04-16 12:00
A piece of good news after three consecutive years affected by difficult weather conditions, as reported by fruitnet.com. "I expect the season to start 15 days earlier than in 2016," said Gündüz. Gündüz also mentioned that flowering and pollination would occur earlier.
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