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'The idea behind the trial field is to change people's perceptions of vegetables. 'If I think we can grow it successfully we will try maybe an acre and if that goes well we will scale it up. 'If I see something I like that I think might work I bring it home and experiement with it in the trial field - it's like my playground. He hopes the orange variety - with its distinct nutty taste - will be in supermarkets within the year. Mr Burgess grows the cauliflowers over half a dozen plots in a test field, which works out about a quarter of an acre. The farmer would pick out a desired trait in a variety and would then breed that with another to create a hybrid product.Īlthough it sounds reasonably straight forward, it can take a long time to develop - with the farmer saying it can take up to five years to get right. The colours are created by cross-breeding.
The unusual vegetables were originally developed for show, but Mr Burgess soon realised they could be produced on a mass scale. There are hundreds of varieties of cauliflower - which is grown around the world. The cauliflower is a member of the Brassica oleracea species - which also includes broccoli, cabbage, brussels sprouts and kale.
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