Applied Horticultural Research
AHR Podcasts
Welcome to AHR Podcasts by Applied Horticultural Research We're a team of researchers, agronomists, and industry specialists passionate about helping growers get better results. Our focus spans the entire horticultural journey, from before the seed goes in the ground to the moment produce reaches the consumer. Based in Sydney with our team on the ground across Australia, we work on real-world challenges in crop production, postharvest handling, sustainability, and supply chain. We work closely with growers to test new technologies on farm and translate the latest science into practical steps t...
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11 de jun. de 2026
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Protected Cropping Series: Introducing Flavorite with Jim Madden 11.06.2026 24:21
Welcome to the second episode of the Protected Cropping Podcast series, where we interview key partners of the Hort Innovation Frontiers program - an initiative designed to advance horticulture through protected cropping innovation and to help growers maintain profitability, while adapting to the future. In this episode, Anita Chennell speaks with Jim Madden (Chief production and innovation offic...
Protected Cropping Series: Introducing Apex Greenhouses with Folco Faber 21.04.2026 16:21
Welcome to the first episode of the Protected Cropping Podcast series, where we interview key partners of the Hort Innovation Frontiers program - an initiative designed to advance horticulture through protected cropping innovation and to help growers maintain profitability, while adapting to the future. In this episode, Anita Chennell speaks with CEO of Apex Greenhouses Folco Faber about the trai...
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