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U.S.: huge water savings made with 'remarkable' new irrigation methods
A Florida potato grower has said his innovative irrigation method 'is and needs to be the future'.
August 05 , 2014
U.K.: The Co-operative offloads farms for £249M
A British charity has paid a substantial sum for a consumer cooperative's farms, covering 15,997 hectares of land as well as facilities and properties.
August 05 , 2014
Chinese inspectors visit Spanish stonefruit fields
Spanish plums, peaches and possibly grapes are under review for potential export to China.
August 05 , 2014
Polish talks address compensation over Russian produce ban
The Polish Government estimates losses from Russia's produce embargo could amount to €500 million.
August 05 , 2014
Inside the world's first seedless mango
We speak with the man behind India's renowned "practically seedless" Sindhu mango.
August 04 , 2014
Canadian researchers address changing population habits with new funds
Ontario researchers aim to cater to growing Asian populations at home by cultivating more 'exotic' vegetables.
August 04 , 2014
Ghana responds to EU vegetable ban with blacklist system
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) talks about plans to overcome the EU's recent vegetable import ban.
August 04 , 2014
Uruguayan citrus industry reaps benefits of its strategic plan
The Uruguayan citrus sector is delighted with progress being made gaining access to critical world markets.
August 04 , 2014
Singapore: Panasonic pilot to supply premium veggies to Japanese restaurants
Panasonic believes indoor farming will lead to more affordable premium Japanese crops in Singapore.
August 04 , 2014
Advertorial: Transfresh Corporation Chile buys controlled atmosphere business
Transfresh Corporation's global business has been acquired by its Chilean arm, along with shares in the controlled atmosphere division.
August 04 , 2014
