Category: Horticulture
Back to his roots
A yearning to get his hands dirty led Reno Muscat to buy a parcel of land and grow a commodity not...
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Sunflowers a-maze in the city
A chance to walk through a sunflower field and crack a maze is drawing travellers to the oldest...
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When shape and size really do matter
The size and shape of sweet potato roots significantly influence sprout production, according to...
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New varieties of medicinal plant bred at UQ
Years of scouring the bush and breeding work at The University of Queensland have resulted in new...
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Garlic conversion
It can be grown anywhere from Cairns to Hobart, yet most of the garlic found in supermarkets is...
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Strawberry fields forever
Heather Nicholls came out of retirement when she took over south-west Victoria’s first...
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Drones aid food production
Drones that imitate bees are among the ag-tech advances a $60 million venture fund is hoping to...
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As prices plummet, who is standing by our farmers?
While tomato growers face a crisis with oversupply driving prices to well below break-even, one...
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The buzz of the nation
Small in size but extraordinarily influential, the European honey bee has a remarkable impact on...
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Looking through rose-coloured glasses
Elton Treloar says roses contribute to the enjoyment of life. As RICK BAYNE discovered, growing...
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A very happy place
ANDY WILSON took his experience of having built his own cherry orchard from the ground up to visit...
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Berry and grape growers embrace tech
Aussie berry and table grape growers are primed to boost productivity through innovative...
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