Ancient bristlecone pines
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The Ancient Ones

Dr Reese Halter makes his annual pilgrimage to visit trees that "offer a glimpse and insight into immortality". Find out more here.

South Melbourne Market Sustainable September
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Sustainable September @ South Melbourne Market

Head to South Melbourne Market in September for a barrow full of sustainability.

An Inconvenient Sequel
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Resistance: An Inconvenient Sequel

Dr Reese Halter reviews Al Gore's new movie, An Inconvenient Sequel.

Sprouting seeds
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Sprout your own seeds

Sprouts are the powerhouse of super foods. They’re also easy to grow. We show you how.

Nanomaterials in food
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Nanomaterials in our food

Nanoparticles are creeping into our food chain, but at what cost? Kristen Lyons and Naomi Smith investigate.

Farming the suburbs
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Farming the suburbs

Why can’t we grow food wherever we want? Jennifer Kent, Research Fellow at the University of Sydney investigates.

Broad-scale farming
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Growing food in the post-truth era

Big Agriculture says its aim is to "feed the world". But at what cost? Alana Mann, Chair of Department, Media and Communications, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Sydney, investigates.

Peter Cundall
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Viva la revolution!

Peter Cundall celebrates the organic ‘revolution’ and invites you to join him in growing food in your urban space. 

Dr Reese Halter and the sequoia
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Going to the big trees

Join Dr Resse halter on an expedition to find (and hug) the world's tallest trees.

Espaliered apple
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Simple espalier technique

Justin Russell shows you a simple espalier technique, perfect for small-space growing, plus his top 10 trees for training.

Not too fancy leeks
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Not too fancy leeks

Subtle in flavour and appearance, the humble leek is all understated style, writes JUSTIN RUSSELL.

The Art of Frugal Hedonism authors
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Spend less, enjoy life more

‘Frugal hedonism’ sounds like an oxymoron, which is exactly why Annie Raser-Rowland and Adam Grubb wrote this book.