Month: November 2017

Visitors who walked around the different booth and displays in Aalsmeer were surprised to see Danziger's “SCOOP” display. No designed ...

There is less than a year left to put a new seasonal workers scheme in place according to growers’ organisation ...

A potato modified to resist the devastating disease ‘late blight’ has proven a brilliant success, says BBSRC-funded scientists based at ...

The convergence of new research and technologies is providing unique opportunities that have the potential to transform many farming practices. ...

Columbia Star, a new blackberry variety, bred at Oregon State University, USA, is especially known for its wonderful flavour, meaning ...

The University of California, Davis, and Global Plant Genetics, a European company that manages intellectual property for various crops, have ...

With a market share of around €1 billion and as the second largest import market for floricultural products, the UK ...

The region’s orchards are an integral part of the landscape and an important source of biodiversity. They are also a ...

An outbreak of an aggressive disease has been reported in UK glasshouse lettuce crops for the first time and growers ...

Friends of the Earth has welcomed Homebase’s commitment to stop using neonicotinoids on garden plants, supported by a robust audit ...