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The fine art of grafting

04 October 2007, Horticulture Week

Propagating plants through grafting requires the right set of skills as timing and compatability of species are crucial.

Is it time you built a biobed?

27 September 2007, Horticulture Week

The news that lines biobeds can be registered with the Environment Agency as an exemption is good for pesticide users.

Picture perfect crop production

12 July 2007, Horticulture Week

We take a look at how researchers are using low-cost digital image technology to develop automation for tasks ranging from...

New systems for water efficiency

01 March 2007, Horticulture Week

Climate change, legislation and costs mean more efficient irrigation is crucial. Here's a look at the latest techniques and research.

Standing united for a better deal

11 October 2007, Horticulture Week

Creating strategic alliances can give suppliers more clout when negotiating with the retail giants.

Practical steps to disease-free crops

09 August 2007, Horticulture Week

A look at cultural controls to counter pathogen spread.

Get militant with your marketing

08 May 2008, Horticulture Week

The French have learnt how to sell agriculture and horticulture successfully. It's time that we did too.

The supplier's best weapon

07 February 2008, Horticulture Week

In the third part of her series on supply chain management, Leslie Kossoff explains how strategic partnerships with big players...

Taking stock of times in crisis

13 September 2007, Horticulture Week

The floods of summer 2007, as well as the foot and mouth outbreak, demonstrated the need for effective crisis management.

New thinking on pest and disease control puts plant feeding first.

14 July 2008, Horticulture Week

Horticulture has lost many of its conventional synthetic pesticides previously widely used for pest and disease control. The reasons for...

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