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Protected Cropping in Subtropical Climates
Controlling the Microclimate
Forest Farming
Barriers to Adoption
Future Direction

Figure 6: Forest farming protected cropping practices for cut foliage production (clockwise from top left) under live oaks at Ronald Harris Ferneries, Florida; including cyclone damage at Albin Hagstrom & Sons, Florida; and flower foliage farming under native Gallinazo (Schizolobium parahyba) at Orocosta, Costa Rica

2019 - Australia - Nuffield Australia - By Emily Rigby

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Conventional farming crop management protected cropping subtropical climates horticultural production

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What is forest farming?Where can I find information on protected cropping in subtropical Australia?

Source Country: Australia Type: Report Verb: Read this Knowledge Level: Intermediate

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Protected Cropping in Subtropical Climates

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