Floodwaters infiltrated Phu Son Hamlet, Ham My Commune, Ham Thuan Nam District, submerging the area early on Wednesday. The swift increase in water levels within 3-4 hours resulted in the flooding of multiple dragon fruit fields and more than 100 homes. Binh Thuan, home to the country's largest. read more

On September 6, 2024, the town of Karczmiska in Poland's Lublin Voivodeship will host Blueberry Factory 2024, an event marking the end of the blueberry harvest season. This gathering has become an annual tradition for blueberry growers, who come together to review the season's outcomes, discuss... read more

Despite the pepper market performing well in recent weeks, the prices of red peppers, in particular, experienced a significant decrease today. This unexpected drop occurred even though production levels are not very high. Red pepper prices fell to around 75 euro cents, marking a sudden downturn. read more

The Dutch floriculture sector is on the verge of a significant transition, as it moves towards predominantly using natural alternatives and biological control agents instead of chemical crop protection agents. This shift is expected to impact the final product, including its quality, appearance, and the presence of biological factors. read more

NC State University graduate, Dr. Lauren Redpath, achieved success by making a significant contribution to the development of the world's first seedless blackberry variety. According to her, fruits with a more uniform, velvety texture will attract a larger following, which

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Anecoop Group, the leading agri-food cooperative in fruit and vegetable marketing in Spain, is continuing its international expansion. As part of its 25th-anniversary celebrations, its subsidiary in the Czech Republic, Anecoop Praha, inaugurated its new facilities at the end of July. read more

On August 22, the Ministry of Agriculture and Welfare of Farmers of the Republic of India published phytosanitary import requirements for blueberries exported from Poland to India. This marked the end of the process that began in March 2022.

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Once again this year, Egyptian sweet potatoes have entered the market in significant quantities. The crop's success in the commercial sector in recent years has attracted many new growers to the industry, leading to occasional drops in prices. Mohamed Maatouk, CEO of Egyptian Emirati, remains optimistic about the... read more

No matter how experienced you are, something as simple as misplacing a sensor can spiral into a never-ending troubleshooting nightmare, disrupting your entire operation. This nightmare doesn't just stay in the grow room, it manifests in your final product. Proper sensor placement in cultivation... read more

South Africa, a major greenhouse gas emitter, is considering options to reduce its reliance on coal. A study proposes that the country could shift its coal-rich Mpumalanga province, which currently plays a significant role in coal production and electricity generation, towards cultivating citrus fruits and marijuana instead. read more