All posts tagged "horticulture"

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  Virtual reality makes learning about plant science fun

  A ground-breaking virtual reality program created by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology (PEB) at The University of Western...

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  ACS releases new short course- Plant Taxonomy

  ACS Distance Education have just released a new short course in Plant Taxonomy. Written by John Mason, ACS Principal and a number...

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  Remote school kids get pot-to-plate veggie education

  Charles Darwin University researchers are helping to promote growing fresh produce and educating kids about nutrition with a vegetable garden project in...

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  $150,000 to improve soil health for potato industry

  The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) has commenced a $150,000 research project to enhance the productivity and sustainability of the nation’s potato...

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  Veg industry teaching kids their ABCs – Artichokes, Broccoli and Carrots

  The vegetable industry has teamed up with scientists and educational researchers to combat concerns about Australian kids’ diets and teach them that...

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  Think long-term on soilborne root diseases

  Good seasonal conditions can mask the effects of fusarium crown rot and rhizoctonia root rot but growers should not be complacent about...

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  $5M investment to bolster Aussie nut production

  Horticulture Innovation Australia announced it had been successful in securing a $5 million Federal Government Rural Research and Development for Profit program...

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  Horticulture industry secures $1 million in chemical grants

  The nation’s horticulture Research and Development Corporation, Horticulture Innovation Australia, announced it successfully secured more than $1 million in assistance grants under...

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  Adapting crops to the bittersweet impact of rising CO2

  The predicted increase in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere is bittersweet news for the nation’s grain growers.

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  AUSVEG VIC Awards for Excellence winners announced

  Victoria’s leading vegetable and potato growers have been recognised at the inaugural AUSVEG VIC Awards for Excellence, with over 170 growers and...