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Heinz vestigt R&D Centrum in Nederland
May 29, 2011
Heinz vestigt R&D Centrum in Nederland
Het Amerikaanse bedrijf Heinz gaat een Europees onderzoekscentrum bouwen in Nijmegen. Dat levert in totaal 300 banen op.
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Eerste Phytophthora-waarschuwing van dit seizoen
May 25, 2011
Eerste Phytophthora-waarschuwing van dit seizoen
Op woensdag 18 mei 2011 is het eerste adviesbericht in het kader van Masterplan Phytophthora verzonden naar aardappeltelers in Noord- en Midden-Nederland.
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May 22, 2011
Nederlandse Aardappel export t/m April 2011
Nederland exporteerde in April 2011 167.000 ton aardappelen.
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May 20, 2011
Aardappelverwerking Nederland in April 2011
In de maand april 2011 zijn er totaal 299.900 ton aardappelen tot consumptieproducten verwerkt in Nederland.
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May 20, 2011
Donderdag 26 mei eerste aardappelveildag Alvantho
Volgende week donderdag 26 mei start bij Alvantho, de samenwerkende veilingen van Sint Annaland en Scherpenisse, de eerste aardappelveiling.
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May 20, 2011
Sterke stijging Belgapom
Afgelopen vrijdag publiceerde De Vries en Westermann de volgende update van de aardappelmarkt.
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May 17, 2011
Teelt en industrie niet eens over aardappelnotering
De noteringscommissie in Goes heeft dinsdag geen overeenstemming bereikt over de notering voor fritesaardappelen.
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Solanic (AVEBE) introduces PRO GO potato protein for sport nutrition concepts
May 16, 2011
Solanic (AVEBE) introduces PRO GO potato protein for sport nutrition concepts
Solanic, a 100% subsidiary of Dutch AVEBE, has developed a pure protein extract from potatoes, PRO GO. This potato protein contains a very high amount of the so-called branched chain amino acids. This makes PRO GO perfect for new sports nutrition concepts.
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May 15, 2011
Meeste Nederlanders weten niet dat McDonald's frietjes zijn gesneden uit hele aardappelen
Er is veel onwetendheid over de producten van McDonald’s. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek onder 761 Nederlanders.
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Tilburg vestiging AGF groothandel Verhaaren gaat sluiten
May 13, 2011
Tilburg vestiging AGF groothandel Verhaaren gaat sluiten
De vestiging in Tilburg van het bedrijf Verhaaren, een groothandel in aardappelen, groente, fruit en panklare groenteproducten, gaat sluiten.
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Jan van Hoogen appointed managing director of potato cooperative Agrico
May 09, 2011
Jan van Hoogen appointed managing director Agrico
Today, Jan van Hoogen was appointed managing director of potato cooperative Agrico. He will lead the organisation in close cooperation with a management team.
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Potato tubers in the field
May 09, 2011
Improving drought tolerance of the potato feasible
In the future, plant breeders may be able to develop potato varieties that are better able to withstand long drought spells than the currently grown varieties.
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May 08, 2011
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Boeren in het noorden, oosten en zuidoosten van Nederland hebben flinke schade geleden door de nachtvorst in de nacht van woensdag op donderdag. Vooral vroege percelen aardappelen zijn beschadigd door de vorst. Dat meldt de Land- en Tuinbouw Organisati...
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Het wordt in de toekomst waarschijnlijk mogelijk om via plantenveredeling aardappelplanten te ontwikkelen die beter tegen droogte kunnen dan de planten die tot nu toe op de akkers staan.
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May 06, 2011
Jan van Hoogen benoemd tot algemeen directeur Agrico
Aardappelcoöperatie Agrico gaat over naar een eenhoofdig bestuur.
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May 04, 2011
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May 03, 2011
Begin tijdig met beregenen pootaardappelen
De eerste aardappelen komen op en het is erg droog. Dit betekent dat het aantal kiemen geringer kan zijn, er minder stolonen worden gevormd en minder knollen.
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April 29, 2011
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