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09 Feb 2012

At the 66th Fresh Produce Consortium annual dinner, both British and Chinese guests spoke of the potential to increase bilateral trade in fruit and vegetables.

Go taller on top fruit formats for cost benefits, conference hears

08 Feb 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Delegates told planting with taller stakes can increase tonnage per hectare and improve colour.

TV series on bees starts tonight as scientist calls for action

08 Feb 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

A scientist at the University of Reading has called for immediate action to save pollinating insects crucial to British wildlife and the economy.

Government flood policy under attack

08 Feb 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Policy on flood defence criticised for failing to recognise role of agriculture and food production.

HDC crop spraying advice updated

03 Feb 2012 | by Jonathan Tilley

Horticultural Development Company seminar covers how to optimise pest-and-disease control.

Research Matters - Fruit thinning in apple trees: update

03 Feb 2012 | by Dr Ken Cockshull

Fruit thinning is often required to produce a commercially profitable apple crop, yet fewer chemicals are now approved for this purpose.

Thermal weeding

03 Feb 2012

UK farmers and growers are to be first to benefit from an innovative weeding technology that is said to provide a cost-effective, natural alternative to time-consuming weeding for high-value crops.

Introduced at LAMMA by Bourne-based Opico, the Orso and the hydraulic folding Toro harrows made by Maschio have been designed for growers running higher-horsepower tractors and with hard, stony ground and/or heavy workloads.

Kubota RTV1140

03 Feb 2012

Aimed at nurseries, farms and estates that need to transport people as well as materials, the new Kubota RTV1140 utility all-terrain vehicle launched at LAMMA last month builds on the performance of the company's two-seat RTV900.

Lee Abbey, horticulture adviser, NFU

03 Feb 2012

The NFU's new horticulture adviser is Lee Abbey.

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