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04 Nov 2011 | by Claire Shaddick

New varieties of broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, sprouts and kale were on show at Lincolnshire's brassica open days. Claire Shaddick takes a look.

Fruit self-sufficiency in spotlight - analysis

28 Oct 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

Profitability needs to be addressed before British growers can meet half the UK's demand for fruit, hears Gavin McEwan.

Pumpkins & Squashes - The future's orange

28 Oct 2011 | by Jez Abbott

Halloween is the main sales driver, but pumpkin and squash growers are also catering to an evolving culinary market, reports Jez Abbott.

Dutch seed Open Days - Widening the field

21 Oct 2011 | by Richard Crowhurst

The annual vegetable days in the Netherlands have revealed a range of new varieties from diverse portfolios, Richard Crowhurst finds.

Preparing for acquisition

21 Oct 2011 | by Leslie L Kossoff

Due diligence ensures you are getting what you think you are, at the right price, says Leslie Kossoff.

Interview - Leigh Morris, president-elect, Institute of Horticulture

14 Oct 2011 | by Jez Abbott

The after-dinner speaker at this year's Institute of Horticulture conference was its new president-elect Leigh Morris who, following the theme of the conference, talked about the challenges of tempting young people into the profession. Morris, a globe-trotting head of education at Royal Botanic Garden...

National Fruit Show 2011 - Preview

07 Oct 2011 | by Brian Lovelidge

Produce competitions, product launches and a new debate add up to a major event on the industry calendar, Brian Lovelidge reports.

NIAB Sweetcorn trials - Cobs in the spotlight

30 Sep 2011 | by Sue Jupe

As the search for new early sweetcorn varieties continues, Sue Jupe reports on the latest demonstration.

Business Management - Using the web for expansion

23 Sep 2011 | by Leslie L Kossoff

Building a community through social networking will boost sales and contracts, says Leslie Kossoff.

NIAB Onion Trials - Sowing success

23 Sep 2011 | by Claire Shaddick

Dry conditions affected maturation but results remain productive in this year's seed-sown onion variety trials, Claire Shaddick finds.

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