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PVX onderzoek resulteert in fundamenteel inzicht immuun systeem
December 24, 2010
PVX onderzoek resulteert in fundamenteel inzicht immuun systeem
De zogenoemde immuun receptor die er voor zorgt dat sommige aardappelrassen zich kunnen verdedigen tegen het aardappel-X-virus (PVX), herkent de virussen weliswaar in het cytoplasma, maar moet tegen de verwachting in ook in de celkern aanwezig zijn om een goede afweer mogelijk te maken.
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December 22, 2010
Ringrot verdenking in Wieringermeer
De Voedsel- en Warenautoriteit (nVWa) verwacht dat een partij aardappelen bij een pootgoedbedrijf in de Wieringermeer is besmet met ringrot.
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Agrico for news
December 20, 2010
Agrico sluit boekjaar 2009/2010 positief af.
Met een omzet van € 233 miljoen bij 898.000 ton product heeft de Agrico-groep ook in boekjaar 2009-2010 vrijwel het gehele in de markt behaalde resultaat uitbetaald aan haar telers.
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December 17, 2010
Nederland exporteert meer aardappelen naar Rusland, Belgie, Polen
De Nederlandse aardappelsector heeft dit seizoen tot en met november 309.898 ton aardappelen geëxporteerd
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Agrico for news
December 17, 2010
Ineke Mastenbroek vertrekt bij Agrico
Ineke Mastenbroek vertrekt als algemeen directeur bij aardappelhandelshuis Agrico in Emmeloord. Dit meldt het bestuur van de coöperatie in een brief aan de leden.
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BASF for news
December 15, 2010
AVEBE y BASF desarrollarán papas con buen contenido de almidón y resistentes al tizón tardío
La compañía productora de almidón AVEBE y la compañía de biotecnología BASF han anunciado hoy una alianza para la investigación y el desarrollo de la biotecnología vegetal. AVEBE y BASF combinan sus conocimientos en biotecnología y mejoramiento de la p...
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BASF for news
December 15, 2010
AVEBE en BASF Plant Science ontwikkelen Phytophthora resistente Amylopectine zetmeelaardappel
De aardappelzetmeel producent AVEBE en het plantenbiotechnologie bedrijf BASF Plant Science hebben vandaag een Research & Development samenwerking aangekondigd op het gebied van plantenbiotechnologie.
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BASF for news
December 15, 2010
AVEBE and BASF Plant Science to develop Phytophthora resistant Amylopectin starch potato
The potato starch manufacturer AVEBE and the plant biotechnology company BASF Plant Science announced today a research and development alliance in plant biotechnology.
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Kiremko for news
December 14, 2010
Kiremko introduces a new type of sliver remover
After long and thorough research Kiremko introduces a new type of sliver remover
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Bacterial ringrot
December 10, 2010
Ringrot bij pootgoedtelers Meijer vroegtijdig gevonden
Het Agrarisch Dagblad bericht dat bij verschillende pootgoedtelers die voor aardappelveredelingsbedrijf C. Meijer telen ringrot is vastgesteld.
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Universidad de Wageningen
December 07, 2010
La Universidad de Wageningen identifica herramientas para modificar los gránulos de almidón de la papa
Ya es posible cultivar papas cuyo almidón es la materia prima para la producción de papel, pegamento, forraje y alimentos.
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Strong interest in Avebe's Eliane waxy starch from Eastern Europe
December 07, 2010
Strong interest in Avebe's Eliane waxy starch from Eastern Europe
Avebe says Eastern Europe is the principal market for its new Eliane potato starch-based fat reducer for mayonnaise, but insists that cost hikes and accelerating 'health and wellness trends' could change that.
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Research, largely carried out at Plant Research International, part of Wageningen UR, shows that it is indeed possible to develop potatoes that produce new, better sustainable raw materials.
December 07, 2010
Wageningen University identifies tools to modify potato starch granules
It is possible to breed potatoes in such a way that they produce new types of starch for use as a new and improved plant-based raw material in the construction, paper, glue, fodder and food industries.
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December 07, 2010
AVEBE's expects 20% lower starch production
AVEBE’s supply-chain of starch potatoes continues uninterrupted despite the frost and wintry conditions.
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Aad Ouborg (Princess frituurpannen) presenteert Het grote frietboek
December 07, 2010
Aad Ouborg (Princess frituurpannen) presenteert Het grote frietboek
Het boek van culinair journalist Ellen Scholtens gaat over alles rondom een van de meest favoriete eetproducten in Nederland: frites.
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December 07, 2010
Nederland: 2000-2500 ha aardappelen niet gerooid
Met het binnenvallen van de winterkou is het rooiseizoen in Nederland vorige week definitief beëindigd.
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December 06, 2010
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