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The New Yorker article says big banana companies like Dole and Chiquita are reportedly working on developing a replacement or disease-resistant variety of the Cavendish, which has become the mass-market banana of choice for farmers and distributors because it provides a lot of fruit that can weather overseas shipping without bruising too easily or ripening too quickly.
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The New Yorker article says big banana companies like Dole and Chiquita are reportedly working on developing a replacement or disease-resistant variety of the Cavendish, which has become the mass-market banana of choice for farmers and distributors because it provides a lot of fruit that can weather overseas shipping without bruising too easily or ripening too quickly.
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Nestlé said it is working with the Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to improve coffee productivity through better farming practices, as well as to distribute high-yield, disease-resistant plantlets.
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Governments and food companies such as Nestlé SA and Mars Inc. have invested heavily in researching cocoa's genetics and breeding, but the research has yet to produce disease-resistant varieties.
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The occasionally connected cloud solution allowed NGOs to use rugged laptops to train farmers about how to manage the disease and grow disease-resistant strains of Cassava.
William Brindley: Three Tech Trends Shaping a Bright Global Future
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There, over the course of twenty years, he perfected a variety of high-yielding short-strawed, disease-resistant wheat.
Robert Hormats: Innovating Our Way to a Second Green Revolution
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There, over the course of twenty years, he perfected a variety of high-yielding short-strawed, disease-resistant wheat.
Robert Hormats: Innovating Our Way to a Second Green Revolution
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There, over the course of twenty years, he perfected a variety of high-yielding short-strawed, disease-resistant wheat.
Robert Hormats: Innovating Our Way to a Second Green Revolution
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There, over the course of twenty years, he perfected a variety of high-yielding short-strawed, disease-resistant wheat.
Robert Hormats: Innovating Our Way to a Second Green Revolution
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The occasionally connected cloud solution allowed NGOs to use rugged laptops to train farmers about how to manage the disease and grow disease-resistant strains of Cassava.
William Brindley: Three Tech Trends Shaping a Bright Global Future
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