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Conducts research into the crop. Includes brief details of recent work and findings.
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This UK scheme aims to provide commercial growers with planting material descended from proven, healthy, vigorous stock. It covers soft fruits and top fruits, hops and cobnuts.
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Much information on this crop, its origins and distribution, varieties, culture, harvesting, storing and uses for food and other purposes.
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An online resource for people who wish to produce fruit on a small scale and who are not legally licensed to use pesticides. From Pennsylvania State University.
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