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13 Jan 2012

The Under 40s Fruit Growers group will make a study visit to the Thanet Earth salad-growing complex in Kent on 23 February from 10am.

Greyfriars opts for sale in growth goal

13 Jan 2012

North Yorkshire mushroom and vegetable grower Greyfriars UK is expected to be sold shortly to QV Foods.

Lea Valley Growers' Association history published

13 Jan 2012

A book documenting the history of the Lea Valley Growers' Association has just been published.

Quality credited for seed potato exports

13 Jan 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Range of seed potato varieties and rigorous health checks boost Britain's worldwide reputation.

Beneforte broccoli named as major research highlight

13 Jan 2012

The development of nutritionally-enhanced Beneforte broccoli was among the Biotechnology & Biological Science Research Council's (BBSRC) major highlights of 2010-11, according to the research funding body's Impact Report, published last week.

Strategic review leads to name change for Processed Vegetable Growers' Association

13 Jan 2012

The Processed Vegetable Growers' Association has changed its name to the British Growers Association (BGA), following a strategic review and unanimous approval at a special general meeting last month.

Fruit and vegetable sales figures falling

13 Jan 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Government called on to do more to promote fresh produce as sales figures take downward turn.

Agriculture figures high in workplace deaths

13 Jan 2012

Agriculture accounted for a fifth of all workplace deaths in the last financial year, despite employing only two per cent of the UK workforce.

Netherlands grower tour aims to boost LED knowledge

13 Jan 2012

Horticultural energy consultancy GrowSave has organised a trip to the Netherlands next week to acquaint British growers with the use of LEDs in commercial growing, ranging from salad vegetables and herbs to flowers.

Feed-in Tariff cut heads to appeal

13 Jan 2012

The Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) is to appeal against a High Court ruling last month that its approach to reducing Feed-in Tariff rates for small-scale solar power installations was legally flawed.