Due to concerns from farmers about a labour drought during harvest time, the so called 'backpacker tax', a proposed tax on foreign travellers who work

Kari Peter, a Penn State Biglerville tree fruit pathologist, has released a recent report announcing that the first apple scab spores of the season ha

Although Free Trade Agreements have opened up lucrative export markets in Asia for Australian cherry and stonefruit growers, there are issues in actua

Consumer prices in Spain have dropped for the last two months. The National Statistics Institute (INE reports that prices dropped 0.8% last month in

Kale has been growing in popularity very quickly in central and northern Europe this year. It is a variety of cabbage with frizzy green leaves that is

The sales of Egyptian oranges started slowly this year. "The expectations on the market were high. Because the price of Spanish and Moroccan oranges a

Over the past few decades the Belgian potato-processing sector has grown remarkably and this trend continued in 2015, when just under 4 million tonnes

The demand on the onion market is typified as capricious by Tjerk Nagel of Konaxx Onions from the Fries St. Jacobi Parochie. "One day is different to

At an International Women's Day Afternoon Tea, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was presented with a basket of premium South Australian red,

The annual Citrus Showcase will be held in Visalia on Thursday 3 March. At this years conference, growers from Florida and Texas will recount their st