Future proofing plants
Local governments, landscape architects and urban greening professionals can now determine which plants will survive where over the next 50 […]
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Local governments, landscape architects and urban greening professionals can now determine which plants will survive where over the next 50 […]
"It's important to develop profitable and diversified value chains across protected cropping."
THE LATEST ITERATION of a pest and disease trapping robot has landed in the Adelaide Hills, ready to capture, identify and warn industry of any
Date Time Cover crops – a game changer 8 April COVER CROPS are one of the most useful tools for managing intensive vegetable growing soils. New research (Optimising cover cropping for the Australian vegetable industry project) by Hort Innovation found that integrating cover crops into the growing of vegetables improves soil health and on-farm productivity. Hort Innovation Head of Research and Development Byron de Kock said, “The integration of cover crops into vegetable production can improve soil health by building soil structure and condition, reducing erosion, adding nitrogen, improvin...