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Human capital must lead South African ag, says Karaan
University of Stellenbosch's Mohammed Karaan says South African agriculture needs to be advanced and humane.
August 19 , 2013
Colombian experts aim to bridge blackberry “technological divide”
The blackberry is a "champion" crop for Colombian consumption but producers still have room for improving growing practices for the fruit.
August 19 , 2013
Year-round supplies likely for English apples
Predictions for full year supply could make the U.K. less dependent on apple imports within a decade.
August 19 , 2013
Retailers urged to commit to fair trade
Agrofair has called on European retailers to renew commitment to ethically-traded fruit and vegetables, despite the continent's economic situation.
August 19 , 2013
Brazilian Senate approves Cashew Cultural Support Fund
If approved by Brazilian President Dilma Rouseff, a new fund will be created to support the country's cashew growers.
August 19 , 2013
Growth expected for EU cherry leader in 2013
Good winter conditions were kind to cherry production in Poland, the world's top exporter of frozen cherries.
August 16 , 2013
U.S.: strong Navel orange market has softened
A good inventory position and a dearth of easy peelers should bode well for a stable U.S. orange market.
August 16 , 2013
EU: more black spot interceptions for Argentina than South Africa
More EU interceptions of the controversial citrus black spot disease had been recorded for Argentina than South Africa.
August 16 , 2013
South Africa: as pocketbooks grow, retail follows
Bryan Silbermann and Jan DeLyser reflect on Africa's outstanding retail potential and expectations for growth.
August 16 , 2013
HortNZ takes a stab at Australian tomatoes
HortNZ has raised concerns over the irradiation of imported Australian tomatoes and peppers.
August 15 , 2013