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U.K. scientists closer to controlling when fruits ripen
Manipulating chloroplasts could be a possible key to controlling when fruits mature.
November 06 , 2012
"There's not much they can do", says Jara
The Mango Ecuador Foundation has found up to 30% of U.S. arrivals are going for inspection.
November 06 , 2012
Researchers find black raspberry aphid resistance
Three populations of black raspberries have shown resistance to a disease-spreading aphid.
November 06 , 2012
NZ growers prepare for insecticide phase-out
New Zealand has no immediate alternatives for some insecticides under review by the EPA.
November 06 , 2012
Flat and nimble management bears fruit for Oppy
Oppy president John Anderson talks about independent decisions and competing for supply.
November 06 , 2012
Mexico's AMHPAC looks to 'smoking gun' traceability
AMHPAC's Eric Viramontes discusses Mexico's shifts in traceability and protected horticulture.
November 05 , 2012
Australian banana study makes case for BBTV control
A cost-benefit analysis has weighed in favor of Australian banana growers excluding bunchy top virus.
November 05 , 2012
US$93M Aussie tomato greenhouse to enter full production
An Australian company is opening the largest tomato greenhouse of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
November 05 , 2012
NZ could quadruple SunGold kiwifruit exports in 2013
Zespri CEO Lain Jager talks about a broad range of issues facing New Zealand kiwifruit growers.
November 05 , 2012
Argentina: frost takes toll on Corrientes citrus growers
Citrus production in the Argentine province of Corrientes is set to be down 70% next year.
November 05 , 2012
