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Britain’s beautiful countryside is made all the more magical by the few ancient trees that have witnessed the country evolve…
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Cash in on prevention
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What if there was a way conventional greenhouse growers could avoid the cost of multiple curative measures by simply preventing…
Read More A new way to revive ancient trees
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Britain’s gorgeous countryside is made all the more magical by its ancient trees which have witnessed the country evolve over…
Read More Innovate or fall behind
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Market conditions in commercial horticulture are tough right now and growers are faced with difficult choices when deciding how to…
Read More New organic product promises to increase yields for conventional growers
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Read More Organic biochar increases yields for conventional growers
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Read More Crops that don’t cost the Earth
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Half of all nitrate fertiliser never gets taken up by a plant, not even by weeds, it just washes into…
Read More Why on earth is anyone still using peat?
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Peat comes from peat bogs. A peat bog is an area of wetland that has been overgrown by vegetation. As…
Read More Natural soil treatment 'could help trees resist ash dieback'
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Read More New hope for tackling ash dieback as researchers claim charcoal treatment makes trees more resilient
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Read More Aspire Zone - Qatar’s green aspiration
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The weather in Qatar can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the sweltering summer. The native flora is sparse but well…
Read More Turning over a new leaf
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In the UK, nearly one in three new trees planted in urban environments dies within its first year; a…
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