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03 Feb 2012 | by Jonathan Tilley

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

Potash study highlights depletion of potassium

03 Feb 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Potash producer warns that declining potassium in soils is harming drought tolerance and yields.

Industry sees fast growth in biological control

03 Feb 2012

The biological controls industry is undergoing rapid growth and will account for a third of Europe's crop-protection market by 2020, according to Rationale Biopesticide Strategists director Dr Roma Gwynn.

Stir-fry tops poll as UK's favourite dish

03 Feb 2012

The stir-fry is now Britain's most popular dish, regularly prepared by more than half the population, according to speciality broadcaster Food Network UK.

Enquiry will decide Madestein UK glasshouse salad scheme fate

03 Feb 2012

A public enquiry will determine whether a £20m glasshouse salad development can go ahead near Chichester in West Sussex following a concerted local campaign to prevent the scheme.

Chemicals Regulation Directorate workshop to cover testing plant protection products

03 Feb 2012

The Chemicals Regulation Directorate is holding a one-day workshop at its York headquarters on 6 March to explain the official recognition scheme for efficacy testing of plant protection products.

UK Plant Science Federation event a showcase for plant science

03 Feb 2012

The UK Plant Science Federation will hold its first ever research conference at the John Innes Centre, Norwich, on 18-19 April.

Parties clash in Commons over grocery ombudsman

03 Feb 2012

The Government's "delays and procrastination" mean that a supermarket adjudicator is unlikely to be up and running until 2014-15, shadow Defra secretary Mary Creagh has claimed.

Stone fruit sector agrees need for data-gathering and forecasting to boost sales

03 Feb 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Representatives at stone fruit meeting reach consensus on need for comprehensive data but plan of action to be agreed.

Study into bee colony collapse finds links to insecticide

03 Feb 2012

Research pointing to imidacloprid as a factor in bee colony collapse has been published in the German scientific journal Naturwissenschaften, prompting fresh calls for a ban on the systemic insecticide.

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