University of Bristol Researchers Rediscover Heritage Apple Varieties in Devon
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Updated Oct 25
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What happened
Researchers from the University of Bristol are working at Sandford Orchards in Crediton. They are collaborating with cider makers to rediscover forgotten apple varieties that have been cultivated in Devon for generations. This project was highlighted during a National Apple Day celebration on October 21.
From midweekherald.co.uk
Why it matters
The project involves scientists and cider makers working with Devon's orchards to preserve cultural inheritance. The rediscovered apples could help shape the future of the county's celebrated cider industry.
From midweekherald.co.uk
Who's involved
- University of BristolConducting research on heritage crops in Crediton
- CreditonTown in Devon where the orchards and research are located
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The entities involved
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University of Bristol
research university located in Bristol, United Kingdom
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Crediton
town in Devon, UK
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