This week we look at how primary producers are responding to regulations; as Queensland fishermen face a looming phase out of gillnets and a UK dairy family uproot their lives to move to Tasmania in response to onerous regulations in their hom
This week we ask why there's so much imported honey being sold in Australia, and what role Australian research can play in tackling Asia's most persistent food security concerns.
Why removing best before dates on certain types of fresh produce could help halve food waste and researchers highlight Australia's poor knowledge of our local bee species.
A daring escape from the jaws of a 3.2 saltwater crocodile and a look at what's behind the continuing expansion of plant-based alternative dairy products
On the show this week, why the market for sheepskins has tanked, and what the French can teach Australian winemakers about protecting the unique aspects of their wine regions.
This week we discuss soil carbon projects, and why some of our best soil and agricultural scientists have serious concerns about how they're being run in Australia.
This week we look at the big change in Australia's war against the varroa mite, and meet a forensic scientist turning his attention to seafood provinance.