Vineland e-newsletter – Fall 2022
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Vineland collaborates on innovation team aiming to expand berry production in Canada
Vineland is proud to collaborate as one of 15 teams granted a Spark Award, the initial award phase of the Homegrown Innovation Challenge. The challenge aims to discover innovative tools and technology solutions to enable Canadian growers to cultivate a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. |
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2022 research brief – Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus
Nearly ten years ago, Vineland initiated a greenhouse tomatoes-on-the-vine breeding program aimed at developing flavourful and adapted to Canada’s climate fruit. In late 2019, Vineland shifted the focus to also include the identification of a source of resistance to the Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus. |
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New program lead at Vineland Rhoda B. deJonge, PhD has joined Vineland as Director, Plant Responses and the Environment. She will be working with land managers, cities and producers across the country and internationally to help improve tree planting success in challenging settings. |
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Meet Vineland – Canada’s leader in horticulture research and innovation Vineland delivers innovative products, solutions and services through an integrated and collaborative cross-country network to advance Canada’s research and commercialization agenda. |
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In the news Vineland works to make public our latest horticultural research and innovation. Here is a snapshot of some stories you might enjoy. |
