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December 08
HortResearch and Crop & Food Research merge to form New
Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research
November 08
ERMA New
Zealand approves application from Crop and Food Research to
field test genetically modified vegetables of the allium
family
October 08
Crop & Food
Research introduces AmaizeN, a new crop management tool for
maize grain and silage production
September 08
Developing
plants with better roots
NZ$10
million annual investment in crop and food research
August 08
New Zealand
Crop & Food Research and HortResearch to investigate
possible merger
May 08
Environment-friendly tools for New Zealand lettuce growers
Nepalese farmers
to benefit from Crop & Food Research's oat varieties that
can be grown in the Himalayan regions during winter
April 08
ERMA New
Zealand receives application from Crop and Food Research to
field test GM onions, spring onions, garlic and leeks
March 08
Tearless onion
discovery hits the headlines
February 08
International
magazine announces New Zealand “tearless onion” breakthrough
January 08
International
Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Crops (ICRISAT) signs
memorandum of understanding with Crop and Food Research, New
Zealand
November 07
New Zealand’s
potato growers invest in future capability
September 07
ERMA New
Zealand says that Crop and Food Research GM onions research has
not breached biosecurity rules
July 07
NZ$37 million
contract provides research capability for New Zealand
horticulture industry’s vision for export business
June 07
New potato with
purple flesh and skin for better health
May 07
Crop & Food
Research welcomes ERMA decision to allow a contained field test
of GM brassicas
New thrips
attractants support growers in pest control
New CEO announced
for Crop & Food Research New Zealand
April 07
Crop & Food
Research New Zealand seeks approval to field test brassicas
modified to resist caterpillar pests
March 07
AUSGRAINZ, the
grains research and development alliance between Australia’s
CSIRO and New Zealand’s Crop & Food Research, showcases future
grains
February 07
Bees busted by
varroa in New Zealand but natives and other pollinators carry on
October 06
ERMA New Zealand
receives GM Brassica application
China and New Zealand to
collaborate on plant biotechnologies
Crop & Food Research
announces 2006 results
September 06
Super vegetables to
lengthen lives
How sweet is your onion?
June 06
Better brassicas for more milk: New Zealand's dairy
industry to benefit from versatile forage options
March 06
New Zealand Prime Minister
opens new Crop & Food Research plant protection research facility
Novelty needed for top end
of the flower market
December 05
Global push to decipher
potato DNA code
New premium-quality bread
wheat breeding joint venture
November 05
Calculators remove
fertiliser guesswork
September 05
International speakers
secured for Australasian plant breeders conference
August 05
Biopolymer
Network formed to research natural alternatives
April 05
Positive reactions to new
technique using genetic engineering without foreign DNA
November 04
Precision breeding: a
new genetic technique providing international opportunities for crop
improvement
December 03
New Zealand: GM onion
field test application approved with controls
Crop & Food Research
receives ERMA approval to undertake garden-scale field trial of GM
onions
NZ$2.2 million funding
boost for Crop & Food Research commercialization projects
New Zealand/Australian
partnership to benefit New Zealand wheat growers
November 03
Australian HRZ Wheats
Pty. Ltd. to bread for high rainfall zones
New Zealand Institute of Crop and
Food Research
unveils mystery
collaborator on GE onions project
First day of
public hearing on field trials of GM onions in New Zealand
October 03
GM potato produces
protein that helps the body to repair itself after surgery
Crop & Food Research
appoints HR, communications and investment staff
September 03
AphidWatch website
is New Zealand's
weapon in fight
against lettuce aphid
Crop & Food
Research’s Dr. Carolyn Lister, vegetable
revolutionary
August 03
Crop & Food Research is
committed to trans-Tasman vegetable project
July 03
New General Manager, Market Development appointed at
The New Zealand Institute of Crop and
Food Research
Application to field test genetically modified onions
submitted to
The Environmental Risk Management
Authority of New Zealand
Crop & Food Research's
GM onion
development proceeds with caution
New Zealand Institute of Crop & Food Research appoints new General
Manager Research and Deputy and new General Manager Strategy
June 03
New Zealand Institute
for Crop and Food Research victims led GM research
Tragedy strikes New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research
December 02
Richard Falloon
elected President of the International Society for Plant Pathology
New aphid a scourge of
home lettuce patches in New Zealand
September 02
New Zealand Institute
for Crop and Food Research calls for enabling, not restrictive biotech
legislation
New Zealand Institute
for Crop and Food Research GM potato progress
August 02
Carrot growing hits the
digital age
June 02
Further detections of
lettuce aphid in New Zealand
March 02
NZ-US partnership
researches novel flowers
February 02
R&D enhances New
Zealand's vegetable export potential
Partners attack a
brassica super bug
Wheat calculator adds
up to profit
A bloomin' win:win
partnership
August 99
New blue export field pea,
Crusader, is right on the ball for quality, yield and disease resistance
July 99
New crops:
know what you're dealing with
June 99
In New
Zealand, locally bred wheats triumph in quality competition
Internet
support for asparagus growers
Developing
Astelia for export
Detecting
foreign DNA
New Zealand
pea for snack food
May 99
Response to
GMF protest
Monarch
Butterfly research
New Zealand
bred feed wheat Impact to remain under exclusive contract for another year
March 99
Frenzy over
foods - Sensational gene science
New Zealand
Crop & Food Research's genetically engineered potato trial at Lincoln, near
Christchurch, was damaged beyond repair
January 99
New Zealand
approves trials of
potatoes
genetically engineered to resist soft rot and tuber moths
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