Berry exciting research and the rising threat of fusarium
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Research out of Simon Fraser University is yielding some berry interesting results for the sector, thanks in large part to the Weston Family Foundation's Homegrown Innovation Challenge. Have a great week and happy growing!
- Amy Kouniakis, Editor
 
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Berry different: SFU harvests blueberries indoors during winter

Team uses gene editing to develop new commercial varieties better suited to indoor production


FCC urges gender equity in Canada’s agriculture sector

Latest report highlights barriers and calls for more support for women farmers


Fusarium report highlights rising threat for Ontario pepper growers

Scientists race to understand its biology, develop detection methods and establish effective management strategies


 
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In the hot house: How high temperatures impact greenhouse tomato fruit development

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Opinion: Where are all the robots?

Guest column from the director of Horticulture Technology Solutions at Vineland Research and Innovation Centre, Brian Lynch, exploring the the challenges of adopting robotic solutions in the greenhouse. » Read more...
 
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