The Hidden Dangers of Bovaer and the Regenerative Solution for Healthier Beef Production In a bid to reduce methane emissions and make beef production more sustainable, Coles recently announced the expansion of its use of Bovaer, a feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions from cattle. While the company promotes Bovaer as an environmentally friendly […]

There’s a massive elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. If you’re a farmer looking to grow Industrial Hemp under contract, we’ll explore why you should never take the advise of your local conventional agronomist. This article was triggered after witnessing a program recommendation that included a plethora of herbicides, pesticides, 600KG of […]

Straw Compressed Panels vs. Hemp: A Sustainable Approach to Bushfire Resistance In the wake of increasing bushfire threats, the construction industry is seeking innovative materials that not only provide fire resistance but also support sustainability. Recently, straw compressed panels have emerged as a promising solution, as highlighted in a recent ABC News article. While this […]

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Gardening is a beloved hobby for many, providing a peaceful escape and the pleasure of watching plants thrive. However, recent research shows that a common gardening staple can pose a serious health risk: potting mix. The Sky News article reveals the surprising ways in which this seemingly harmless mixture can be hazardous to both soil and human health. Exposure to contaminated potting mix can lead to serious infections, ranging from mild flu-like symptoms to severe respiratory distress. But don’t let this deter you from gardening! There are steps you can take to minimize health risks and maintain a healthy garden.

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