A new propagation laboratory to improve production efficiency
2025-03-05 00:00
With a production of almost 3 million plants per year, of which about 50% are artichokes, the Italian company Microplant, based in Cesena in the Emilia-Romagna region, needed to expand and improve its propagation laboratory. "It's been fully operational for a few weeks now," says Mauro Masini.
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Spreafico launches a new growth strategy for Tango mandarins.
2025-03-05 00:00
The close collaboration with Eurosemillas confirms Spreafico's commitment to the production of the Tang Gold/Tango mandarin: thanks to Italian excellence, the foundations are laid for further expansion of its cultivation. Spreafico, a leader in the fruit and vegetable sector for over 65 years,
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Spreafico invests in Tang Gold (Tango) mandarin.
2025-03-05 00:00
Spreaficoha has signed an agreement with Eurosemillas (the company holding the rights to the cultivar) to acquire the last 100 hectares of available licenses for the Tang Gold/Tango mandarin. With this contract, the expected planting area limit for this variety will be reached.
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The campaign for Egyptian onions is beginning with low demand.
2025-03-05 00:00
The Egyptian onion season is starting with "a totally different ambiance from previous years," according to Abdelkader Habony, an Egyptian exporter of various fresh produce. "We were used to strong demand even before the launch of our export campaign. This year, the Egyptian onion campaign is..."
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The prices of tulips in Kyiv ahead of March 8th
2025-03-05 00:00
As International Women's Day approaches, tulips in Kyiv are priced between 45 UAH (1.04 EUR) and 70 UAH (1.61 EUR) per stem on average. The cost varies depending on the place of purchase and the flower variety. RBC-Ukraine provides insights into tulip prices and how they have changed over time.
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"2024 był emocjonalną karuzelą"
2025-03-05 00:00
The extreme weather events in 2024 also had a significant impact on fruit growing in Switzerland. "It was an emotional rollercoaster: first the wet summer and then a sunny, beautiful autumn. The cold, wet weather in the summer had a negative impact on summer fruits. However, thanks to the fine"
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India: Pune will host a meeting on "Bloom Businesses"
2025-03-05 00:00
The Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA), in association with ICAR-DFR Directorate of Floriculture Research, is organizing a national conclave on "Bloom Business" in Pune on March 5, 2025, at MCCIA Trade Towers, 5th floor, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune, India.
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US (CA): Plantation begins recovery process after fire
2025-03-05 00:00
Family, friends, and former employees have come together to help with the cleanup efforts following a fire on Sunday night at a well-established flower farm in Greene County. The fire at Shields Herb & Flower Farm caused damage to the main building of the largest greenhouse, where wine barrels and seedlings were being stored.
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The first German asparagus will be available in many growing areas by the end of March. This is according to current reports from the respective regional associations. Thus, this year's season starts a little later than last year nationwide. Baden-Württemberg: 'Not a super-early start to the...
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The President of ASAJA Murcia, Juan de Dios Hernández, has emphasized that "the attack of pests in citrus fruits is unstoppable, trees with twisted leaves"
read more"One night of hard frost during flowering is all it takes"
2025-03-05 00:00
Ballet Fruit from Herk-de-Stad, a producer of apples and pears, has acquired three large mobile night frost control machines to improve harvest security. "We have been facing frequent frosts during the flowering season in recent years. The lower-lying areas are particularly affected the most."
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It is born from the collaboration between Pink Lady and the innovative company Opi Fruttail, the new snack 100% Pink Lady apple freeze-dried. A crunchy, light product that preserves all the nutritional properties.
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Three key sectors that attract investment in fresh produce processing machinery in the Middle East.
2025-03-05 00:00
The demand for fruit and vegetable processing equipment is rapidly increasing in the Middle East. This growth is driven by the global market's requirement for processed fresh produce and the potential arising from competitive crop prices. Ahmed Heiza, the CEO of machinery provider Misr Vision, highlights three sectors where this demand is particularly high.
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Moyca Grapes, a table grape producing company, has started a project on two hectares of one of its estates in Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) where it will cultivate the Sweet Celebration variety without any pesticide residues
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Peru exported 145.3 million kilograms of fresh grapes to the European continent in 2024, with a Free on Board (FOB) value of $417 million. Market analyst Eder Ros compiled a list of the top 20 European importers, with Fair Connection emerging as the clear leader. Source: Eder Rios.
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Day dedicated to Malyeva: Enza Zaden Italia's winter cappuccino
2025-03-05 00:00
On February 19th, Enza Zaden Italy, at the Merola Alfonso company, dedicated a day to its winter cappuccino par excellence, the Malyeva. And not only that. Born in the Campania region, more precisely in the Nocerino Sarnese area, over the years, this variety has had the opportunity to
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Protecting raspberries from frost in tunnels
2025-03-05 00:00
Konrad Kozakiewicz, who runs a berry farm near Płońsk, explains how raspberries grown in Haygrove tunnels and protected in pots are secured for winter and during spring frosts. The video material from his farm is titled "Kozacka Truskawka."
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Le Montagnine: Trentino potatoes that tell the territory and conquer large retail chains.
2025-03-05 00:00
The origin is a key factor in the purchasing decision, especially in the fruit and vegetable sector. This was revealed in the latest live broadcast of IFN dedicated to the potato sector, a trend also confirmed by a recent survey in some points of sale of the Lombardy GDO. Among the shelves,
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Trump jeopardizes Italian agri-food exports with tariffs
2025-03-05 00:00
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has instructed American farmers to prepare to produce more after announcing the imposition of additional tariffs starting from April 2 on goods coming from Mexico, Canada, and China, which will also affect the agricultural sector.
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With 52,000 hectares dedicated exclusively to export production, Colombia's banana sector is seeking to boost its productivity and tackle price pressures through new negotiation models. Following a difficult 2023 characterized by decreased rainfall and a productivity slump, the results of 2024...
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