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Top 5 -last week
- Cucumber growers share their vision on autonomous greenhouse cultivation
- ToBRFV: first trial results confirm high resistance level
- "Awareness about quality food consumption poses a challenge for Indian horticulture"
- "Technology to help growers seize glasshouse opportunities"
- GreenTech to take place again in September 2021
Top 5 -last month
- How these Malaysian farmers grew the world’s most expensive melons
- "There are wonderful sustainable initiatives, they are just not organic"
- Cucumber growers share their vision on autonomous greenhouse cultivation
- "We see an ever-increasing interest in hydroponic growing"
- Construction completed on Pomas Farms
SAM Algeciras was authorized to perform cold treatments on vegetables for export
SAM Algeciras, Grupo Alonso's multimodal logistics platform located in the port of Algeciras is one step closer to becoming a strategic enclave for fruit and vegetable…
UK: 100% Renewable utility contracts
NFU Energy are committed to providing resources and expert guidance on renewable energy for NFU members and businesses alike and are helping to reach the NFU’s target of…
UF/IFAS
UF/IFAS researchNew study shows why strawberries must keep (their) cool
Right about now, if you eat a Florida strawberry, odds are it’s going to taste oh-so-good. That’s no accident. Strawberries are in season, and those you see at the grocery store should be shipped and stocked at the right temperature, says a University of Florida scientist. Experts stress the word…
Expanding internationally
Dutch insulated systems builder, Javeko, transfers hands, but stays in the family
Javeko specializes in building cooling cells for the food sector. On 1 January 2020, this Dutch family business was passed down within the family. Jan van Eekelen founded this company in 1998. He transferred it to his son, Arnold, and son-in-law, Maurits Mol. Jan will remain involved with the company as…
