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December 2011

African Indigenous Fruits with Potential Health Benefits

2011-12-30
By: Christian Anthony Cangao
On: December 30, 2011
In: Features
With: 0 Comments

Africa is a treasure trove for medicinal plants found nowhere else in the world. Traditional African medicine is effective and still remains as the main source of remedies for the continent, servicing the needs of up to 80% of the population. Though little research and development has been done, theseContinue Reading

PINEAPPLE – Research and Development

2011-12-05
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: December 5, 2011
In: Major Fruits, Research and Development
With: 0 Comments

Introduction / Agronomy Postharvest and Processed Products Market and International Trade Research and Development   Back to > Major Fruits | Minor Fruits | Underutilized Fruits | Rare Fruits Research and DevelopmentContinue Reading

PINEAPPLE – Market and International Trade

2011-12-05
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: December 5, 2011
In: Major Fruits, Market and International Trade

Introduction / Agronomy Postharvest and Processed Products Market and International Trade Research and Development   Back to > Major Fruits | Minor Fruits | Underutilized Fruits | Rare Fruits Market and International TradeContinue Reading

VIETNAM: Rambutan exports rise along with quality

2011-12-01
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: December 1, 2011
In: Fruits News

VIETNAM – With the adoption of quality agricultural practices in the country, Vietnamese rambutan fruit can now meet the technical standards required to enter exacting markets like the US and the EU. The Ministry of Industry and Trade said rambutan accounts for the largest export earnings of any fruit, toppingContinue Reading

Management of Fusarium Wilt in Bananas Intercroppped with Chinese Leeks

2011-12-01
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: December 1, 2011
In: e-Newsletter, Features

Fusarium wilt, caused by fungus Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (or simply Foc), is a disease that threatens banana production worldwide. From the 1950s to 1960s, Foc race 1 devastated the Central American and Caribbean banana plantations that grew the ‘Gros Michel’ variety. This made the farmers switch to theContinue Reading

TFNet CEO conducts industry assessment visit in preparation for International Sabah Avocado Forum 2026

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TFNet CEO shares insights on avocado industry development in Sabah

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TFNet CEO courtesy visit and engagement with Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)

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Courtesy Visit by TFNet CEO to the Department of Agriculture Sabah

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