Rockit expands production into South Island
2023-11-02 06:00
Rockit Global, the New Zealand-based company behind the miniature Rockit apple, has established its first plantings in the country’s South Island through a partnership with Turley Farms.
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Rockit expands production into South Island
2023-11-02 06:00
Rockit Global, the New Zealand-based company behind the miniature Rockit apple, has established its first plantings in the country’s South Island through a partnership with Turley Farms.
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The proposal for a Regulation on the sustainable use of plant protection products sets among its main objectives a 50% reduction in the use and risk of chemical pesticides and a 50% reduction in the use of the most hazardous pesticides by 2030.
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At the end of September the South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) released its first crop estimate of 73.0 million cartons (4.5 kg equivalent) for the 2023/24 season. Buyers use these types of estimates to plan their orders to keep shelves stocked at all times, as well as marketing campaigns
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At the San Martino farm the Spigolatura Solidale 2023
2023-11-02 00:00
To support the training of young people by promoting study and knowledge in the field of agriculture and walnut cultivation;
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Solynta’s hybrid potato variety demonstrates superior late blight resistance in Irish field trials
2023-11-02 00:00
Is it possible to grow potatoes without the use of fungicides, in a place that is known for its high level of the harmful Phytophthora Infestans or Late Blight? Is there any potato variety that can withstand Late Blight and still give a good yield? At Solynta, we were determined to find out.
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Morocco's agricultural sector is suffering from the effects of the Bernard storm. The hardest hit is the soft fruit sector, which has suffered a "severe blow" following the passage of storm Bernard in the Gharb/Loukkos area in the north of the country. The storm was "devastating".
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Salix Fruits, an importer and exporter of fresh fruits, achieved a milestone in its history by participating for the first time in The Global Produce and Floral Show 2023 as an exhibitor. This prominent trade event took place in Anaheim, California, USA and provided Salix Fruits with the
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Emilia-Romagna sees innovation in agriculture as the engine to accelerate development and growth, thus facing the challenges of a sector squeezed between climate change, sustainability, plant diseases and external factors that jeopardise harvests and production;
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Organic lemon growers in Mexico are struggling
2023-11-02 00:00
Organic lemon production in North America’s key Fall supplying regions, Mexico, and California, is down this year. “Mexico is suffering from financing issues as well as water problems, causing supplies to drop,” says Gene Loudon with Dovex. A lot of growers in the Tamaulipas region have
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Energy Communities starting up in Italy: the case of La Mediterranea
2023-11-02 00:00
A large part of our energy future will come from energy communities, which have the potential to revolutionise the energy system of states, making the most of the availability of free energy. The European Union has regulated them in the Red II Directive and Italy is among
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How could climate and economic changes affect the organization of European markets?
2023-11-02 00:00
Although imported fruit and vegetables currently occupy an important place on the French market, the recent economic and climate changes could transform the market in the years to come. Alexandre Picault, sales director of Kultive (producer of greenhouse vegetables and leading producer of
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Kitesurfing with a pumpkin and growing record vegetables
2023-11-02 00:00
He produced a 456.8 kilogram pumpkin with which he also kitesurfed. The Spaniard Salvador Mogas, who produces vegetables for passion, has specialised in extra-large sizes. So much so that he also recently produced Spain's largest watermelon, weighing 75.5 kilograms. The
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Novagric expands Los Crespos seedbed with unusual dimensions
2023-11-02 00:00
Acquiring something new often generates positive and satisfying emotions. The new joins us in hope with the promise of new adventures and possibilities. This was precisely the feeling we saw in the workers of Semillero Los Crespos when we entered their new halls.
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Watermelons and melons: discounters challenge supermarkets
2023-11-02 00:00
The discount store, in its essential supermarket form, is without doubt the sales channel that is changing the balance in the distribution world, with an almost unstoppable progression in recent years;
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Morocco is close to set an anti-record for orange exports
2023-11-02 00:00
Despite being one of the world’s largest producers of oranges, Morocco has significantly reduced its exports of this product. According toEastFruit, only 30 thousand tons of oranges worth 13.7 million dollars were imported from Morocco to foreign countries in 8 months of 2023. For comparison,
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Istat, inflation slows to +1.8% in October
2023-11-02 00:00
According to preliminary estimates, the national consumer price index for the entire community (NIC), before tobacco, fell by 0.1 % on a monthly basis and increased by 1.8 % year-on-year in October 2023, from +5.3 % in the previous month. The consistent
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Maine awards $600,000 in grants to boost specialty crop producers
2023-11-02 00:00
The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) has announced a significant boost to the agricultural sector with the awarding of Specialty Crop Block Program Grants (SCBGP) totaling over $600,000 to a diverse group of recipients.
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Australian growers should check early for signs of European earwigs in citrus and cherry crops
2023-11-02 00:00
In South Australia, the citrus lobby has been working with biological services experts to help growers detect, monitor and control European earwigs. Entomologist Dr Paul Horne and entomology consultant James Altman said the insects were widespread throughout the country, and mostly active at
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Avocado demand to start picking up next week
2023-11-02 00:00
Supplies of avocados from Mexico are good and steady. “I just received the numbers from our sourcing team and there’s going to be about 1,400 loads available this week from Mexico so supplies look really good,” says Rob Ybarra, executive vice-president of Villita Avocados. Supplies are
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