BRIEF: TFNet in partnership with King Faisal University in project to improve the mango and tropical fruit industry in Saudi Arabia
International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet) is embarking on a consultative partnership with King Faisal University to improve the tropical fruit industry particularly mango in Saudi Arabia.Continue Reading
Happy Lunar New year from TFNet!
TFNet wishes everyone happiness and prosperity in the year of the rabbit 2023!Continue Reading
ADDRESSING THE THREAT OF BACTERIAL DISEASES OF BANANAS TO FOOD SECURITY AND INCOME THROUGH SURVEILLENCE, FIELD MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES
Researchers shared information and discussed the impact of bacterial diseases in an online workshop held on 29 November 2022.Continue Reading
The International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet) 8th General Assembly and 14th Board of Trustees Meeting Call for Greater Membership Engagement and Boosting the Network’s Impact and Relevance
TFNet’s 8th General Assembly and 14th Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting were held on the 22nd November 2022Continue Reading
Registration open for virtual Workshop on Management of Bacterial Diseases in Banana
Bananas are the most popular and ubiquitous tropical fruit with reference to its production, consumption, and global trade. Broadly, the fruit can be categorized under dessert bananas, such as the popular Cavendish variety and cooking bananas or plantains. According to FAOSTAT, banana global exports generated an estimated 13.5 billion USD,Continue Reading
TFNet’s international webinar series on minor tropical fruits highlights passionfruit
The international webinar on ‘Enhancing global consumption and trade of passionfruit’ was held on 29 September 2022 and organized by the International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet).Continue Reading
CALL FOR PAPERS: Regional Symposium on Transforming Agriculture & Forestry in the Pacific through Science & Technology
The Fiji Institute of Agricultural Science (FIAS) is leading a Regional Symposium on “Transforming Agriculture & Forestry in the Pacific through Science & Technology”.Continue Reading