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Powerful Adelaide exhibition reveals devastating impact of invasive weed on Country
9+ hour, 42+ min ago (435+ words) A powerful Adelaide exhibition will use art and food to reveal how invasive buffel grass is fuelling hotter fires and threatening Country. Buffel Grass. Image credit Green Adelaide An Adelaide exhibition will use art and food to reveal how one…...
Seminar on pollination organised in Bhubaneswar
10+ hour, 57+ min ago (206+ words) The New Indian Express BHUBANESWAR: Environmental degradation driven by deforestation, mining, industrialisation, pollution, excessive use of pesticides, urbanisation and climate change is posing a growing threat to beneficial insects and birds, particularly pollinators, experts said at a seminar in the…...
US study finds most wildfires start near roads, undercutting push for more forest access
10+ hour, 23+ min ago (623+ words) "It's so important to use evidence-based decision making to tackle these fires." A study highlighted by science communicator Ross Reid found that one of the strongest predictors of wildfire risk may be something many people use every day: roads. The…...
Georges River Council launches G.O.A.T for weed management trial
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (80+ words) insidelocalgovernment.com.au Georges River Council launches G.O.A.T for weed management trial Georges River Council has announced the launch of Operation Grazing On Adverse Terrain (G.O.A.T), an innovative weed management and bushland restoration trial. Once the goats have completed their work,…...
For 20 years, Jersey City neighbors grew tomatoes and peppers on a private lot; after building permits were issued, council voted 7-0 to advance a $1.2 million purchase to save the garden
17+ hour, 56+ min ago (867+ words) For two decades, a small lot on Glenwood Avenue in Jersey City served as more than an empty parcel between buildings. Neighbours turned it into a community garden, growing tomatoes, peppers and other produce while creating a shared place to…...
Monty Don's 'biggest and most important' garden task for September and October
11+ hour, 28+ min ago (295+ words) Monty Don has identified the garden job he describes as the "biggest and most important" for September and October. The horticultural expert prioritises incorporating grit into his compost mixture in preparation for planting his bulbs. Monty emphasises that drainage is…...
People flock to Swanson's 'u-pick' despite spring freeze impacting harvest
7+ hour, 2+ min ago (507+ words) CORVALLIS — Just a few weeks ago, Green Bench Orchard in Missoula canceled their 'u-pick' season after a spring freeze destroyed the apple crop. However, Farmer Fred, Green Bench Orchard's owner, pointed apple lovers to Swanson's Mountain View Orchard in Corvallis,…...
Monty Don names 'biggest and most important' garden task for September and October - AOL
11+ hour, 28+ min ago (295+ words) Monty Don has identified the garden job he describes as the "biggest and most important" for September and October. The horticultural expert prioritises incorporating grit into his compost mixture in preparation for planting his bulbs. Monty emphasises that drainage is…...
Scientists have discovered a 'devil's flower' that doesn't need sunlight, despite being a plant.
12+ hour, 8+ min ago (104+ words) GIGAZINE by Neeranuch Taosiri Most plants produce nutrients from sunlight through by Sahut Chantanaorrapint Thismia daemona, including the flowers that protrude from the ground, reaches a height of approximately 12.5 cm, with hairy, pale brown roots extending beneath the dark flowers....
Cultivating Crops, Community: Undergraduates Spend the Summer Running Dilmun Hill Student Farm
11+ hour, 15+ min ago (931+ words) While some students spent their summer in offices, the student managers at Dilmun Hill Student Farm worked full-time growing produce for the Ithaca community. The farm’s philosophy is to “learn by doing,” and that’s exactly what the students did. “These…...