The gripper then turns the fruit by 90 degrees to snap it off its stalk, mimicking the technique a human picker would use. The prototype is picking one strawberry every four seconds, says Mr Coen ...

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Leafy greens, root vegetables, shoots, stalks, peas, alliums and herbs are all coming into ... so now may be your only chance to enjoy them fresh. Citrus fruits, berries, stone fruits and avocados are ...

There, farmers and gardeners utilize the material as support stakes for garden and farm plants such as tomatoes, melons, hops, and fruits. Scandinavians use narrower stalks for ski poles and to ...

Last summer we wrote about some of the benefits of planting fruit trees for whitetail deer. This week we’ll look at some ...

Finally, be sure to train your dragon fruit cactus upward to the top of your stake before allowing it to cascade downward, and prune all surplus offshoots as soon as they sprout -– clipping them ...

5 things to do in the garden this week: Fruit crops. Seedless grapes of Thompson ... will gladly self-sow after they bolt (send up flower stalks) and go to seed. The seeds are also spicy in ...

Vibrant red “lobster claw” heliconia flowers and wild ginger grow like weeds among stalks of corn and sugarcane. “José’s family has more fruit than anyone,” says Rosinger. Yet in the ...

Usually, fruits and vegetables have been named according ... If you let it go even longer, it will eventually make a flower stalk and make seeds for next year’s crop.” A pumpkin starts the ...

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Line one 450g/1lb loaf tin with a double layer of cling film. Prepare the fruit by removing any leaves and stalks. Place the blueberries, redcurrants and blackcurrants in a pan with the sugar and ...

5 things to do in the garden this week: Fruit crops. Seedless grapes of Thompson (green ... grow like weeds and will gladly ...