ODPG WEBINAR: Biochar
The ODPG has the privilege to host Biochar Network NZ (BNNZ) on our next Webinar for members, with a total of five speakers focussing on how to get the best value from Biochar. Continue reading ODPG WEBINAR: Biochar
The ODPG has the privilege to host Biochar Network NZ (BNNZ) on our next Webinar for members, with a total of five speakers focussing on how to get the best value from Biochar. Continue reading ODPG WEBINAR: Biochar
Backster started with a small experiment to pass some time, and ended up spending 40 years compiling evidence of incredible plant awareness. Continue reading The Woodwide Web: Part 2
More bee hotels, flowering plants in public spaces, native plants on bus stop roofs and a reduction of chemical spraying are just some of the 70 initiatives used in Dutch cities to encourage a healthy bee population. But is it too late for the countryside? Continue reading Dutch Cities in Drive to Halt Bee Decline
A study completed by 500 sheep and beef farmers has shown that the majority see the value and benefits of biodiversity, but more work is needed and more support given to these guardians of nature to reverse the ongoing decline of native bush. Continue reading Farming and Biodiversity in New Zealand
An interesting look into how Organic Farmers in the US are adapting to the change in demand for seeds and local produce as a result of Covid-19. Continue reading US Organic Plant Breeding Response to Covid-19
Nicole Masters discusses what our plant community tells us about our soil and what can be done to influence it positively. Continue reading What Plants tell us about Soil Health