28. AN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY BUT A PERSIMMON CAN HELP YOU ... Korean research which shows that eating persimmon fruit may be a hangover cure, will be one of the more unusual scientific issues discussed at a major conference starting tomorrow on the Sunshine Coast. PressZoom.com - Global News Service - News and Press Release Distribution. Primary Industries and Fisheries Minister Tim Mulherin said international scientists, food experts and fruit growers from Asia, New Zealand, Queensland and interstate will meet tomorrow in Marcoola on the Sunshine...
Source • PressZoom (press release),Netherlands •
29. Supermarkets not just well-off shoppers' stop Delhi-based market research consultancy Market Pulse spoke with close to 350 consumers in Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai to understand their attitudes to modern retail and their spending patterns. The most frequent purchases from modern format stores are of commodities (60 per cent) and personal care products (55 per cent) followed by fruit and vegetables and home care products. While the wider range of products at modern retail outlets is the biggest draw for most respondents, for a third of...
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31. Berry best time of year in PEI somewhat delayed by weather Strawberry growers across the Island are seeing this year s first batch of berries falling behind schedule by almost two weeks. As an organic grower, I don t have the methods of controlling funguses and insects a conventional grower may have. She said her farm workers have started picking an early variety over the last few days, but for the bulk of their business, they need a change of weather. Strawberry crops on the Island are almost two weeks late this summer. Despite the weather...
Source • The Guardian,Canada •
32. NZ City Australian apple growers are also threatening legal action against the import of New Zealand apples. This further delay and the prospect of legal action by the apple growers, I think exhausts our patience. Mr Truss says Australia is obliged under the WTO to put in the least restrictive trade measures possible to achieve an appropriate level of protection. We are not in it for the business of protectionism, other than to protect our pest and disease-free status wherever it exists. He admits...
Source • TVNZ,New Zealand •
33. US apple growers brace for deluge of imports from China We re facing a threat that we ve never faced before in terms of their ability to come in and essentially replace every apple that we produce in this country numerically and at a much lower cost, said John Rice, a seventh-generation grower whose grandfather made money in the Depression era by gathering apples from area growers and shipping them to England in 100-pound barrels. We re facing a threat that we ve never faced before in terms of their ability to come in and essentially replace...
Source • Napa Valley Register,CA •
34. Anderton Speech: Rural & Associated Contractors Our forests, our dairy, our wool, our meat and our fruit, and countless processed products derived from our primary industries, are the backbone of our economy. Other agricultural commodities have not had such strong market conditions. Over the last fifteen years agriculture, forestry, and related industries have increased their productivity by more than double the rate of the rest of the economy. Back when we used to pay subsidies I called it family benefit for sheep farmers were being...
Source • 7/29/2007 •
35. Donna Maurillo, Food for Thought: Remembering all the flavors of ... Traditionally, olive branches are shaken, and the fallen fruit is gathered up in the sheets and taken for processing. At some point, someone experimented with fermenting solutions to find that olives can shed their bitter taste and become edible. I love the variety of olive flavors, not only due to the stages of ripening from green to yellow to brown and black but also because of the various types. Most folks were happy to have him haul away the fruit because they didn't know what to do...
Source • 7/25/2007 •
36. Corn leafhopper persistent pest of corn in SJV It causes damage by its feeding, but the principal concern we have is its transmission of the corkscrew-shaped bacteria Spiroplasma kunkelii, which is responsible for corn-stunt disease, he told the assembly of growers and PCAs. Corn-stunt symptoms show as stalks only half the normal height, with close internodes, producing six or seven small ears instead of the normal one or two. The corn leafhopper (CLH) continues to be a serious economic pest of corn in the San Joaquin Valley, but...
Source • Western Farm Press •
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