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  Producing strawberries in high-pH soil at high elevations

  Fruit and vegetable production in high-elevation areas can be a difficult enterprise. Variable weather and soil conditions typical of these regions, such as the southwestern United States, present multiple challenges for growers. "High frequency and intensity of late spring frosts in semiarid climates have made fruit production challenging," explained Shengrui Yao, corresponding author of a study ...

  Apr. 6, 2015
  

  By American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS)

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  UF/IFAS research finds ways to save water, strawberries and money during cold temps

  Florida’s strawberry producers must protect their multimillion-dollar annual crop from freeze damage. Traditional methods involve constant spraying of water during a cold snap. Growers are looking for ways to use less water, yet produce the same amount of crop. New University of Florida research shows growers can keep using both their current sprinkler spacing and low pressure or enhanced ...

  Jul. 30, 2015
  

  By The University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences

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  UF/IFAS research finds ways to save water, strawberries and money during cold temps

  Florida’s strawberry producers must protect their multimillion-dollar annual crop from freeze damage. Traditional methods involve constant spraying of water during a cold snap. Growers are looking for ways to use less water, yet produce the same amount of crop. New University of Florida research shows growers can keep using both their current sprinkler spacing and low pressure or enhanced ...

  Jul. 30, 2015
  

  By The University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences

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  Potentially Dangerous Pesticide Approved for Use in California

  LA Testing provides environmental and air testing services to ensure indoor and outdoor surroundings are safe for people. Earlier this month California regulators approved the controversial pesticide, methyl iodide, for use on fruits and vegetables across the state.  Methyl iodide is replacing methyl bromide, which is a potent neurotoxin and one of a number of chemicals that have been found ...

  Dec. 21, 2010
  

  By EMSL Analytical, Inc.

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  Bioconservación at the 1st all Africa Postharvest Congress

  Bioconservación participated from 28th to 31st March, 2017 in the “1st All Africa Post Harvest Congress & Exhibition” which took place in Nairobi (Kenya) and was the first congress on this discipline held on the whole of the continent of Africa. Under the slogan ‘Reducing Food Losses and Waste: Sustainable Solutions for ...

  Apr. 10, 2017
  

  By Bioconservacion SA

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  Pest-free plant material thanks to CATT method

  A treatment with warm air rich in CO2 and low in oxygen helps clear plants of nematodes, thrips, mosquito larvae and other pests. “It prevents the uncertainty and resistance issues that come with the use of chemical pest control products,” says research manager Piet Spoorenberg of Wageningen UR. Export in particular faces major risks such as when thrips are found in a batch of ...

  Nov. 7, 2013
  

  By Wageningen University and Research Centre

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  UF/IFAS Study Finds Simple Solution to Monitoring Major Berry Pest

  Using a yeast-sugar-water mixture, berry growers can easily keep tabs on a pest that causes millions in damage each year in the U.S., a new University of Florida study shows. Farmers can conduct a test to determine if the spotted wing drosophila is in their field – and if so, how prevalent. They punch holes near the upper rim of a covered plastic cup and pour in a yeast-sugar-water mix to ...

  Jul. 31, 2014
  

  By The University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences