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"Compare it if you like with your 3-D printer for growing media"

Horticulture is in the midst of a transition. From the linear 'take - make - waste' system to a more circular model. New high-tech cultivation systems like hydroponics demand…

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Summer heat lowers European tomato production by 14%

It has been a sunny but scorching summer in Europe. That affected the tomato market. High temperatures led to a 14% drop in production. That is according to a…

Strawberry varieties might become more well-known, like apples

The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) will lead a five-year research project aimed at breeding elite strawberry lines for premium markets. It will…

Flier Systems and Propagation Solutions organized Propagate 2022

A new event for propagators of both cold and warm vegetables worldwide was held on 20 and 21 September. The first day consisted of several presentations, interactive sessions,…

"We're proud to be the first Dutch tomato grower switching to full LED"

Tomato grower Bryte, from 's-Gravenzande in the Netherlands, plans to transition to full LED this summer with the help of Philips horticulture LED solutions. The company has…

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Big Tex Urban Farms growing to help feed South Dallas

After all the corny dogs and cotton candy tacos at the State Fair of Texas are gone, a steady stream of fresh produce will continue to flow out of the fairgrounds and into…

The 70-hectare blueberry planting base in Futian Town will be completed by the end of the year

A few days ago, the blueberry planting industry project, with a total investment of about 120 million RMB, started construction in Jingui Village, Futian Town. The first phase…

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This indoor vegetable grower uses AI and automation to make your next salad

“Most people don’t have home-grown gardens because it takes time, money, and effort,” Daniel Barkan said at the PLANETech World 2022 climate tech conference earlier this week.…

Texas A&M AgriLife research to improve organic spinach production

Despite the greatly increasing consumer interest for organic spinach in the U.S. and worldwide, production is not keeping pace with demand. To help overcome some of the…

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Spider mites on greenhouse strawberries

Strawberries can be successfully grown in greenhouses in containers or hydroponically for propagule, plant, or fruit production. Recently, a crop of strawberries growing in a…

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Controlling algae on growing media

It is not uncommon for most growers to find "green slime" growing on the surface of a growing medium. This green slime is predominantly composed of blue-green and green algae.…

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Study finds that SARS-CoV-2 can persist for more than a month on frozen berries

At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, fears were rampant as researchers worldwide rushed to learn more about modes of transmission for the virus. One concern was the…

Raspberry season extended at Annapolis Valley, N.S., farms due to pilot project

Nova Scotians are able to enjoy raspberries grown in the Annapolis Valley longer than usual following a two-year pilot project. Vital Berry Farms in Sheffield Mills and…

Winrock gets $45M to expand climate-smart agtech in Malawi and Thailand

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a $178 million investment in Food for Progress projects to support Biden-Harris administration priorities…

Agricultural incubator foundation revisits its roots

If you’ve seen or heard about the Agricultural Incubator Foundation but were unsure exactly what it does, “you’re not alone,” according to David Little, AIF’s President of the…

New Dubai residential project includes vertical garden

As with any major property launch, an experience center usually elevates a developer's portfolio to greater heights. Developer Fakhruddin Properties' dedicated experience…

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Three-judge appeals panel rules in favor of USDA’s certification of organic hydroponic producers

The Coalition for Sustainable Organics (CSO) is pleased that a three-judge panel of the U.S. District Court in San Francisco affirmed the legality of the U.S. Department of…

Video Hydroponic farming in Houston

Houston’s hydroponic farming efforts can help feed America amidst population growth, declining soil health, record droughts, and supply chain issues. Join Moonflower Farms and…

Circadian rhythms: AI can reduce vertical farm energy consumption by up to 27%

Energy expenses are one of the main cost components in the vertical farm operation. By using AI to tap into plant circadian rhythms, vertical farm owners may reduce…

Farming the city: urban agriculture in Hong Kong

Hong Kong has joined the urban farming movement and is catching up fast. Rooftop Republic turns rooftops and empty walls into customized farming solutions and has established…

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British growers consider moving production to Morocco

British producers of fruits and vegetables are considering shifting their operations to warmer countries, including Morocco. Chief Executive of the British…

The Restrain CO2 extractor said to save store managers ‘thousands’ on energy cost

Managing CO2 levels in potato stores is mainly done with large, energy-hungry fans. By not using your large fans but instead using a small Restrain CO2…

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UK: New courses help secondary students engage with nature and horticulture

RHS Garden Harlow Carr is offering new half-day workshops which support and enhance the curriculum and offer students the opportunity to get hands-on in the gardens. The five…

Jordanian tomato farmers suffer losses due to low demand and high operational costs

Tomato farmers in Jordan are losing tens of thousands of dinars annually. They claim they are suffering from low prices in the local market and difficulty…

COAG will ask the Minister of Agriculture to reduce the VAT to 10% and implement the contracting of the dual power system

High energy costs suffocate Spain's irrigation

Irrigation in Spain is being suffocated by the high energy costs, which have increased by more than 90% in the last year. The Coordinator of Farmers' and…

Increasing costs are a challenging factor for importers from the United Arab Emirates

“We are in the process of diversifying the origins of our berries”

Kenneth D'Costa, managing director for United Arab Emirates' importer, Barakat Group, explains that soft fruit is actually the second biggest sector when it comes to their…

Guardian Agriculture presents autonomous electric drone sprayer

Guardian Agriculture is introducing the new Guardian SC1, an autonomous, unmanned aerial sprayer. This all-electric machine can carry a 50-gallon payload while…

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