Students turning to commercial horticulture
30 November 2008, HortWeek.com
A higher number of students are enrolling on commercial production courses, many attracted by interest in locally produced goods and...
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Growers are being urged to hold their nerve in the worsening economy and watch fertiliser prices like a hawk
A higher number of students are enrolling on commercial production courses, many attracted by interest in locally produced goods and...
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