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Swiss, US scientists find way to predict insect damage

03/07/2013 by Ellen Wallace

BERN, SWITZERLAND – The currant clearwing moth may not be a household name, but it you love gooseberry pie or jam you’ll want to thank a pair of researchers who’ve found a way to predict the damage it can cause to farmers’ commercial crops of the fruit. Ian Pearse from Cornell Universisty in the US […]

Filed Under: Food & dining

Spring cleaning in vineyards: growers go after tiny mites

25/03/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Mites are back, thanks to global warming, and that’s not good news for winelovers. Cheer on those growers out among the vines in coming weeks, as they go after the cheeky little pests who party in hordes and destroy young growth on vines. The problem is that mites love dry, hot summers, […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: ACW, Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil, global warming, grapevines, insecticides, pesticides, pests, predators, Swiss federal agricultural research station, Switzerland, Valais

“25 years of sexual confusion in Switzerland”

11/08/2011 by Ellen Wallace

BERN, SWITZERLAND – The headline from Bern, “25 years of sexual confusion in Switzerland” is a clear winner for waking up editors, but those in the world of wine will be less surprised than others: sexual confusion aimed at grapevine pests has significantly reduced the use of chemical insecticides. The sexual confusion method used by […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: grapevines, insecticide, nematode, pheromones, sexual confusion, Switzerland, use, widespread, world leader

Migros opts for more organic bread grains

23/07/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Swiss food news Zurich, Switzerland (GenevaLunch.com) – Switzerland’s largest supermarket chain, Migros, will increase by one-third its purchases of Swiss Integrated Production grains for bread at the 2011 harvest, significantly increasing its use of near-organic grains. Integrated Production (IP, or PI in French) is a label that covers a set of very high standards followed […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: bio, bread, flour, grains, hares, integrated production, IP, IP-Suisse, lizards, Migros, organic, skylark, Swiss Ornithological Institute, TerreSuisse label

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