In the early hours of Sunday, April 3, 2022, daylight savings will end for Australians in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT.
That means clocks will turn back one hour – and yes, you’ll get an extra hour of sleep. Experts seem to agree it’s not as detrimental to our health as the Australian Sleep Health Foundation estimates it should only take one night for the body to adjust to the end of daylight saving in April – not too bad.
Caroline Pisciuneri was an expert panellist at a Farm Writers Association luncheon and spoke on the challenges and opportunities of creating resilient supply chains. She
The Australian Government’s Horticultural Netting Program trial is designed to assist horticulturalists to develop resilience and adapt to Australia’s changing climate. Through the program, horticulturalists
While they may not be directly engaged with it, all berry growers should be supportive of exports. It was one of the themes to emerge
