An automatic inter-row mower sold throughout Europe and the USA
2024-03-08 00:00
The DB12 automatic inter-row mower, produced by BFM Italy since 2011, has become a point of reference for many farmers, not only in Italy but also in many European countries and North America. It is one of the 25 models produced by the company, and with its automatic system and dual steering on
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Italian green asparagus ready for start of harvest
2024-03-08 00:00
Everything is ready for the start of the 2024 production campaign of the Green Asparagus of Altedo PGI in Italy, recognized at the European level for its taste. The Consortium for the Protection of Green Asparagus of Altedo PGI, together with the imminent start of the harvesting campaign, will
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Officinali: Emilia Romagna does not wait
2024-03-08 00:00
Producers, sector operators, universities, institutions: all together to discuss Officinal Plants in Emilia Romagna one year after the flood. Appointment Friday 15 March from 9.30 a.m. at the Department of Food Science and Technology (DISTAL) of the University of Bologna
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Conor, +65% in the ship catering sector
2024-03-08 00:00
Conor, a company of the Agribologna Group, one of the top players in the selection and distribution of fresh fruit and vegetables for the catering industry, is recording a positive phase of strong growth with its business unit dedicated to the marine sector. Five years after its start-up, the B.U. - established in
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Retailers adopt FairTrade label for banana sustainability
2024-03-08 00:00
Retailers adopt the FairTrade methodology to calculate the fair price, which takes into account efforts for environmental sustainability and fair wages, so that the costs do not only fall on the producers. Banana producer and exporter associations call for this
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Customs officers in Bryansk of Belarus found 20 tons of grapes disguised as pavement tiles
2024-03-08 00:00
A large truck carrying Moldovan grapes was detained by joint efforts of border guards and Bryansk customs officers in the Zlynkovsky district. A total of 20 tons of berries were transported without phytosanitary certificates and other documents, the customs press service reported. The truck was…
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Ecuador supplied Kazakhstan with 4,913 tons of flowers in 2023, reports the statistics agency. "The largest suppliers of flowers (to Kazakhstan - KazTAG) in 2023 were: Ecuador - 4913 tons, the Netherlands - 1633 tons, Kenya - 635 tons and Colombia - 488 tons," reads the report. According to the…
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"We have seen interest from European and New Zealand importers"
2024-03-08 00:00
Rambutan is predominately grown in the southeast and southwest regions of Vietnam, the production season runs from May to August. "The fruit grows best in temperatures between 22-35 degrees, which is not a problem in Vietnam; what is more important is the water," explains Ly Nguyen, Sales
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Flower industry powers rural revitalization in southwest China
2024-03-08 00:00
Southwest China's Yunnan Province is often called the Kingdom of Flowers, and the rapid growth of the industry is revitalizing many rural areas. Yang Jinghao visits this key region for flower cultivation and discovers how locals are adapting as the country prioritizes innovation. It's 9 pm, and
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Ukraine: domestic cucumber prices down amidst higher supply
2024-03-08 00:00
Local greenhouse cucumbers in Ukraine have seen a sharp drop in prices this week, EastFruitreports. Ukrainian greenhouse farms are now selling cucumbers for 85-130 UAH/kg ($2.23-3.41/kg), which is 15% lower than the previous week’s average.
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Port of Oakland’s January container volume continues to rise
2024-03-08 00:00
The Port of Oakland is reporting that its January container volume continued to increase--a trend that was first seen in 2023. In January, full imports increased 8.2 percent with the seaport handling 72,081 TEUs (twenty-foot containers) in January 2024 versus 66,637 TEUs in January 2023.
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RII appoints George Carter to lead decarbonization partnerships
2024-03-08 00:00
Resource Innovation Institute (RII) has appointed global CEA advisor George L. Carter III to the newly created position of Director of Decarbonization Partnerships. In his role, Carter will develop partnerships with industry leaders, utilities, and governments as RII continues to expand its
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Colti-Bayer, the digital revolution in agriculture
2024-03-08 00:00
Bayer launches Colti-Bayer, an innovative APP designed to transform the digital experience in agriculture. The new APP integrates genetics, protection and digital with the aim of optimising farmers' work and maximising their results.
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Florida orange pricing could strengthen next month
2024-03-08 00:00
Orange supplies out of Florida continue to be steady. "We're finishing grapefruit in a couple of weeks and tangerines as well this week, but we'll continue with oranges through July," says Doug Feek of Feek Family Citrus, who notes there's enough fruit available for demand. "I wouldn't say
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"We have to make the best of our short windows for harvesting"
2024-03-08 00:00
Anthony De Ieso is a 4th generation farmer, growing bunchline vegetables near Adelaide in South Australia. His great grandfather started growing veg back in 1945 on the family farm, Anthony's father then bought another property in 1994, which is where the family business, Thorndon Park Produce
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With a slate of award-winning and new-to-market plants, Plant Development Services, Inc. (PDSI) is shining the spotlight on innovation at the California Spring Trials (CAST) on March 19 – 22, 2024. As consumers pursue creative details, new and never-before-seen color variations, and small
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Flower vendors optimistic about their industry
2024-03-08 00:00
It's a tough but rewarding trade, said James Magno, head florist and operations assistant of Nene's Flower Shop in Dangwa, Philippines. Mr. Magno, who graduated with a degree in Hospitality and Industry Management, said there isn't a specific degree that teaches you the ropes of flower
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Flower imports blooms in Kazakhstan
2024-03-08 00:00
As reported by the Ministry of Trade and Integration, in 2023, Kazakhstan imported 149.8 million flowers worth $61.1 million, 29% more than those valued at $47.3 million in 2022. The country's largest suppliers were Ecuador ($37.5 million), the Netherlands ($13.1 million), Kenya ($4.8 million),
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The Apple of Soria starts the procedures to obtain the PGI label
2024-03-08 00:00
In the coming months, the apple from Soria could obtain the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) label, according to Gerardo Dueñas, the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, and Rural Development of La Junta. Dueñas stated they were working to obtain new quality labels for different
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"Strong demand for Chilean Royal Gala apples"
2024-03-08 00:00
In Chile, the Royal Gala apple season usually starts in February. This year, though, it was delayed by about ten days. "There's currently very high demand, including from South America and India. The volumes are lower than last year, but the apples' color is beautiful," says Silvia Piezzi, who
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