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From education on the dangers of "suitcase" plant material, to creating islands of habitat for beneficial insects, to the collective agreement on a set of rules by which crops can be produced in a more sustainable fashion; it all works better when we look out for each other.
Special Guest: Stephanie Bolton.
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If you thought that human misery due to plant diseases was only from our distant past, that our technology has placed us beyond the reach of plague and famine, then you have not kept up to date on Phytopthora infestans.
Special Guests: Bill Fry and Nina Zidack.
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We turn to photobiology for answers on how to produce healthier crops.
Special Guests: Arne Stensvand and Mark Rea.
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Tracking, testing, and stopping viruses that would otherwise wreak havoc within a population is the everyday work for some plant pathologists.
Special Guests: Ana Cristina Fulladolsa and David Carlyle.
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Charles Darwin was fascinated by earthworms. You should be too.
Special Guest: Wade Elmer.
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What's up with all those tiny spots on your apples?
Special Guest: Mark Gleason.
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They are social and devious. They are far more complex, sophisticated, and organized than you might ever imagine.
Special Guest: Gwyn Beattie.
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Introduction, spread, destruction...repeat.
Special Guests: Dave Coyle and Jiri Hulcr.
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Just about every plant we want to grow comes from a seed, but where do all of those seeds come from?
Special Guest: Lindsey du Toit.
Fresh produce tastes great and is part of a healthy diet, but we all have a part to play in the war against microbial hitchhikers...even Willie.
Special Guests: Betsy Bihn and JP Dundore-Arias.
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