The next course from the 2025 Greenhouse Training Online series is ‘Costing and Profitability’, beginning on Aug. 11, 2025.
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An e-Gro Alert from Heidi Lindberg and Erin Hill of Michigan State University covers herbicide damage diagnosis and prevention.
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I’m looking for some good varieties of edible plants that can grow well in 7b, specifically NM. Wanting to expand my knowledge of said plants. We get hot summers average day reaches 100+ so any info will be appreciated
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An ongoing collaboration between Tel Aviv University’s zoology and plant sciences departments has led to what is believed to be the first study in the world to demonstrate auditory communication between animals and plants, finding that insects both hear sounds made by plants and take them into account in…
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Juicy carrots, fat pumpkins, crisp bok choy, and aromatic herbs were among the fresh produce on show during the 2025 Reverse Trade Mission organized by AUSVEG and Austrade. Forty delegates from 12 countries visited major growers, processors and retailers in southern Queensland. They toured prime…
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Martijn Eggink, Managing Director of Rijk Zwaan, symbolically drove the first stake in the ground on 11 July. This marked the official start of construction work for the Trial Centre Open Field. The new facility in Heijningen, in the West-Brabant region of the Netherlands, will be home to the open-field…
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The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) launched a new campaign spotlighting fruits and vegetables as nature’s original prescription for better health, lower healthcare costs, and longer lives. With headlines like “Before there were pharmacies, there were farms” and “Before there were co-pays,…
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The challenge of turning a Bay of Plenty lifestyle block into a highly productive, revenue-generating business has involved taking things indoors for Pyes Pa passionfruit grower Nathan Kidd. With its 200m elevated site looking across the western Bay of Plenty, it is an idyllic spot. But, like most…
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Queensland Conservation Council releases images appearing to show large areas of bushland felled within threatened species habitat
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Conservationists have called on the environment minister, Murray Watt, to intervene after satellite images appear to show clearing in threatened species habitat at the site of a proposed coalmine in Queensland.
Images and drone footage obtained by the Queensland Conservation Council over the past two months appear to show large areas of bushland cleared at the site of Magnetic South’s proposed Gemini coalmine near Dingo in central Queensland.
At Cultivate’25, Bloomin’ Easy Plants joined GardenGenetics, Pioneer Gardens, and Zabo Plant Inc., as a full partner of GardenChoice.
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