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Canadian researchers are exploring whether breeding can be used to get rid of undesirable odours and find Canada’s next best-smelling (and selling) apple.
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A cannabis grower, snack brand, cranberry and blueberry processor were just some of the Canadian organic industry members recognized at this year's Organic Leadership Awards Gala.
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Don Peters, a well known apple industry innovator, has been named the 2019 Arysta Golden Apple Award winner. The award was presented posthumously on February 18 at the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association annual meeting.
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Aphid infestations can be incredibly unpredictable. Until now.
Versys® insecticide quickly stops aphids and white ¬flies from feeding, protecting the health of your crop and quality of your product. With a new mode of action, it also controls populations that are resistant to other chemistries. And Versys is safe for beneficial insects, ensuring that your targeted pests are the only bugs that check out.
Visit agsolutions.ca/horticulture to learn more.
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The Canadian Organic Standards are updated every five years. Read about the proposed changes that affect fruit and vegetable producers from parallel production during organic transition to whether or not 100 per cent artificial light constitutes as organic.
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The February 2020 issue of Fruit and Vegetable magazine explored a host of new ideas and varieties, in addition to introducing a new editor.
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Rising carbon dioxide (CO2) levels are creating a new dynamic when it comes to herbivorous insects in the field. It’s hard enough battling insects now, but imagine Canada without a winter season to break down their population. For herbivorous insects such as aphids, the increase in temperature is paradise. The question is why. Read more.
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