The rhizobial type III effectors ErnA and Sup3 hijack the SUMOylation pathway to trigger nodule formation in Aeschynomene species
New Phytologist, EarlyView.
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Skretting Launches Impact Report 2024 Featuring New Sustainability Proposition ACT
By Skretting As one of the world’s largest aquafeed producers, Skretting is on an ambitious path to contribute significantly to feeding close to 10 billion people by 2050, in a safe, healthy, and sustainable way. The Impact Report for 2024 documents the great progress that was made across its global operations and marks the launch […]
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One of my favorite raised beds.
This bed is about 4 years in the making. It’s a 14×3 hugelkultur inspired bed that I augment with some compost and wood chips from elsewhere on the property. It has chives, garlic chives, green onion, hardneck garlic, sage, raspberry, and wild rose. I do very little maintenance to it each year. It’s takes a few minutes each spring to add the compost and woodchips and a few more minutes to remove a few things here and there to prevent certain things from completely taking over. It also almost always has something in bloom to keep native pollinators happy. I have a few other beds doing ok, but this one produces massive amounts of food each year.
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I’m worried I really screwed up—comfrey close to house
Planted comfrey in a contained area but it’s close to the exterior of our house. Like, right up against it. Should I be worried about it damaging the foundation? I know how hard it is to get rid of, but that’s better than foundation damage.
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Greenhouse Grower to Grower Podcast: Bringing a Safety-First Mindset to Your Greenhouse
In this episode, we talk to a group of growers participating in a greenhouse safety panel at Cultivate’25 about best practices, lessons they’ve learned, and more.
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SCA’s Dr Daman Shrivastav Joins Vinnies CEO Sleepout at South Melbourne Market: Championing Affordable, Healthy Seafood for All
By Seafood Consumers Association On Thursday 19 June 2025, Dr Daman Shrivastav, Deputy Chairman of the Seafood Consumers Association (SCA), will join business and community leaders at the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout, held this year at the iconic South Melbourne Market. Dr Shrivastav’s participation highlights the urgent need for access to affordable, nutritious seafood—especially for […]
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Plant of the Week – June 23rd 2025 – Smooth Hawksbeard (Crepis capillaris)
Although the species has been somewhat ignored by researchers, it does have two ‘claims to fame’.
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